It might but I think all non Part 61 go through the same process (which is very basic and quick to begin with) but I'd be interested to hear how quickly you are notified. Please let us know.
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It might but I think all non Part 61 go through the same process (which is very basic and quick to begin with) but I'd be interested to hear how quickly you are notified. Please let us know.
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I'm in the same boat. Passed the Test on Monday morning, did the IACRA Test Number lookup a zillion times until it finally found me on late Tuesday evening, and now I'm in the 4 day+ TSA holding pattern for the temp cert. Kinda odd however the electronic application has a check box checked as Temp Certificate Attached (but nothing there).
Today my status on IACRA changed to "Transferred to Registry". Not exactly sure what that means but I assume its progress.
As for email notifications - I have gotten zero besides when I first setup the account on IACRA. I've just logged in 57 times/day and kept checking.
As for email notifications - I have gotten zero besides when I first setup the account on IACRA. I've just logged in 57 times/day and kept checking.
I did get this email after my test ID was found and I finished submitting the application:
PLEASE NOTE: Your temporary Remote Pilot certificate will be available in IACRA in approximately 2-4 business days. You should log into IACRA and look for the green “Temporary Certificate” button in the Existing Applications section of the Applicant Console. You will also receive an email from the Airman Registry when the temporary certificate is available.
PLEASE NOTE: Your temporary Remote Pilot certificate will be available in IACRA in approximately 2-4 business days. You should log into IACRA and look for the green “Temporary Certificate” button in the Existing Applications section of the Applicant Console. You will also receive an email from the Airman Registry when the temporary certificate is available.
Great! I completed the application about an hour ago. It took about 28 hours for my test to show up in IACRA.
What options for insurance are you guys finding? Love to see input from everyone here who's found decent insurance.
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My temporary remote pilot certificate showed up in IACRA less than two hours after I completed the application!
All of the stuff the FAA provides is excellent and very relevant. I especially recommend the AC 102-2 document. It is a summary of the new Part 107 in plain English with explanations of the regulation. All the other FAA documents that you can find on this forum are all good, too. If the documents don't seen relevant to you, it's because you don't know what you don't know yet.
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Had to chuckle here F900.
Immediately reminded me of this:
"There are known knowns. These are things we know that we know. There are known unknowns. That is to say, there are things that we know we don't know. But there are also unknown unknowns. There are things we don't know we don't know."
Donald Rumsfeld
2/2002
Got my temp certificate 9 days after passing the test. Odd part is that the certificate was issued the day after I passed but only showed up in IACRA a week later.
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Did you take this course? I'm still trying to understand all of the jargon, but if you did take this I'd be interested in hearing your opinion. I have no previous flights experience but want to get licensed commercially.
Took my test Wednesday morning, 9-14-16. Passed. Now waiting for the test to be found so I can complete the application. I studied the FAA Knowledge handbook, and also did some extra study on charts, classes of airspace, and weather (METARS).
The FAA estimated that 90% of those taking the test would pass, and the information I saw was that was pretty close to how it's working out.
I took this course but haven't taken the certification test yet. Has anyone taken this course and passed? Is this course enough or should I keep studying?
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I took this course. There are 34 chapters and I feel that the instructor was knowledgeable. There are quizzes after the chapters and a practice exam at the end. I was able to answer all the questions correct after the course. Just wanting to know if anyone took this course and passed the actual certification test.
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