What you can do under the supervision of your flight instructor:
q You
can rent and solo the make and model aircraft as endorsed by your instructor
q You
Can rent that aircraft and practice your maneuvers within 25 NM of Morris
airport
q You
can fly in the practice area with a minimum ceiling of 3000 ft. and minimum
visibility of 10 miles
q You
can fly in the pattern with a minimum ceiling of 2000 ft. and a minimum
visibility of 5 miles
What you can not do:
q You
can not land at any other airport other than Morris without a specific signoff
FOR THAT AIRPORT
q You
can not take passengers
q You can not transport property for
compensation or in furtherance of business
q You
can not fly at night
q You
can not fly into Class B airspace
q You
can not fly over the nuclear plants or over any open air assembly of people,
including the Joliet Speedway during a race
When Flying Solo You Must:
q Have
your Medical Certificate, which is also your Student Pilot Certificate
q Have
a photo I.D.
q Have
your logbook, with CURRENT solo sign off’s with you (your solo endorsements
must be updated every 90 days)
q Have
a current Sectional Chart with you
q Receive
permission from an instructor from the flight club. Someone should be available
during your flight
Items to Consider Prior to Solo Flight:
q The
conditions are VFR and will stay VFR during your entire flight time.
q The
winds are within the aircrafts and your limitations and will stay this
way for the entire flight.
q The
aircraft has sufficient fuel for the flight plus a reserve of one hour.
q The
windscreen is clean and clear. If
you can’t see out, you won’t see other traffic.
q Do
a thorough pre-flight. Check for A.R.R.O.W.