Vintage & Experimental Aircraft Pilot-in-Command

Some experimental aircraft operating limitations require that before acting as Pilot-in-Command, a pilot must get an aircraft authorization on his or her pilot certificate. The process is similar to seeking a type rating in a standard category aircraft.

Other Information

License Application

Duration of License

Authority

US code Title 14 CFR section 21.191

Exam: State Exam Required
License Type: Registry

Fees

Application
$0.00
New License
$0.00
Renewal
$0.00
Reciprocity:
$0.00
Miscellaneous:
$0.00

Other Requirements

Take ground and flight training from an Authorized Instructor or Certified Flight Instructor for this type of aircraft, pass a practical test with an Experimental Aircraft Examiner different than the Instructor to get an Experimental Aircraft Authorization on your pilot certificate.

Licensing Authority

Federal Aviation Administration
Vintage & Experimental Program Office
6425 South Denning Avenue
Oklahoma City, OK 73169-6937
405-594-6400

Occupational Information

Airline Pilots, Copilots, and Flight Engineers

Occupational profile

Please check with your local City, County or Municipality for area specific license requirements they may have.