Civil Air Patrol Regulation 70-1 (CAPR 70-1) QUESTIONS WITH WELL VERIFIED ANSWERS Requirements to become a CAP Pilot - answer☑️️..1. Must hold a FAA pilot certificate (private pilot or higher) and 2. Medical certificate (or valid driver's

Civil Air Patrol Regulation 70-1 (CAPR 70-1) QUESTIONS WITH
WELL VERIFIED ANSWERS
Requirements to become a CAP Pilot - answer☑️✔️..1. Must hold a FAA pilot certificate
(private pilot or higher) and



2. Medical certificate (or valid driver's license and BasicMed Cert



3. Appropriate to the level of privileges to be exercised



4. Current in accordance with the requirements of 14 CFR.



CAP Solo Pilot - answer☑️✔️..1. Must possess a valid student pilot certificate



2. Appropriate solo endorsements from a CAP Instructor Pilot for the make and model aircraft
flown.



CAP Pilot Qualification - answer☑️✔️..1. Current and qualified in accordance with the
requirements of 14 CFR for a private pilot or higher certificate;



2. Complete the CAP Aircrew Professionalism course;



3. Have successfully passed a CAP Pilot Flight Evaluation in the appropriate category of aircraft
within the past 12 calendar months;



4. Complete Level I of the senior member professional development program if a senior
member.

, 5. Must complete online Aircraft Ground Handling Training and pass the associated exam every
24 months



4.2. Advanced CAP Pilot Qualifications - answer☑️✔️..1. Be current and qualified in
accordance with the requirements of 14 CFR for instrument privileges; and



2. Within the past 12 calendar months, have successfully passed a CAP Pilot Flight Evaluation
with an endorsement for instrument privileges; or



3. Have added an FAA instrument airplane rating to their FAA pilot certificate within the past 12
calendar months; or



4. . Show evidence of having completed a 14 CFR 61.58, 14 CFR 121.441, 14 CFR 135.293/14 CFR
135.297, or a military instrument competency check within the past 12 calendar months.



4.4.3. CAP Orientation Pilot - answer☑️✔️..1. Be a CAP senior member at least 21 years of age
(or have a valid FAA CFI certificate); and



2. Be current and qualified as at least a CAP Pilot in accordance with this regulation for the CAP
aircraft to be used; and



3. Have passed the appropriate CAP Orientation Pilot Endorsement Quiz (NonROTC, ROTC, or
Glider) within the past 4 years or as updated by NHQ; and



4. Have passed a CAP Pilot Flight Evaluation and received the appropriate CAP Orientation Pilot
endorsement(s) within the past 12 calendar months; and



5. For airplanes, have at least 200 hours fixed-wing PIC time to carry CAP cadets and at least 300
hours fixed-wing PIC time to carry ROTC/JROTC cadets; or