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EAA flight advisor program?

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13brv3

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Greetings,

I'll be finishing a Onex after the new year, and insurance companies all want some sort of training before they will provide insurance. Most want a CFI checkout in a Sonex which would be great, but won't likely be realistic. Avemco will also accept participation in the EAA flight advisor program, which should be more doable, but I really don't know much about it. I've read about it on the EAA site, but that still didn't tell me much. I (think I) understand there's no flying, only briefing? Avemco even mentioned possibly being done remotely due to COVID. I've built and test flown 6 aircraft, so I'm not seeing much value in this, but if it's a painless way to check off the Avemco box, it might be my best option. Has anyone used the EAA flight advisor program? How does it work?

Thanks,
Rusty
 
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