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(referred to as the “School”); the “student” is the participant in a structured training program conducted by the school and is more particularly described in Article VIII of the school Catalog; the “FAA” refers to the Federal Aviation Administration. The Operations Catalog, Training Syllabus and Federal Aviation Regulations are available from the school for the student’s use and purchase.  \nMinimum Hours: The hours provided for in the tuition charges above are the minimum course requirement. The student fully understands that he/she may be required to take additional instruction in order to meet the proficiency standards required to satisfactorily complete the FAA written or practical test(s) .  \nTuition: The student also acknowledges that the written and practical tests are a requirement for Graduation and the FAA license is required for enrollment in subsequent courses. The written exam fee is $165.00; the administration fee for the practical test is $175.00; and the aircraft costs are atthe hourly rates specified above.  \nTerms: The school agrees to provide the student with the resources, facilities and adequate instruction to complete this course of study in order to qualify him/her for the FAA written and practical tests for a Private Pilot Certificate.  \nPrerequisites: The student must be at least 16 years of age; be able to read, write, speak and understand the English language and must obtain and maintain at least a valid Class III FAA Medical Certificate. Further information regarding prerequisites and enrollment may be found in the Operations Catalog, Article II.  \nAdvanced Credit: The school is restricted by FAA regulations from granting more than fifty (50%) percent of the course requirements as advanced credit at the time of enrollment when the flight time was logged at an approved school; or twenty-five (25%) percent if the flight time was logged under Part 61 of the Federal Aviation Regulations.  \nSchool Operations Manual: The School Operations Manual can be found on the Richmor Flight School website. Students are required to print and carry a copy at all times during a flight lesson.  \nTHE REVERSE SIDE OF THIS DOCUMENT IS IN ADDITION TO INFORMATION STATED HEREIN  \nAND HAS THE SAME FORCE AND EFFECT.  \nPage 1 of 2 July 2019  \nEnrollment: The school reserves the right to adjust tuition rates before the completion of the course.  \nAdditional Expenses: The student can expect an expense for charts, maps and publications. The approximate fees for additional expenses have been given in the “Tuition Charges” section above, as well as in Article IX of","cbCaimiu1xHiSX89","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaimiu1xHiSX89","pdf",130930,"English","# Tuition Charges and Minimum Hours\n## Enrollment Fee and Training Kit\n## Flight Time Requirements and Hourly Rates\n# Definitions, Prerequisites, and Advanced Credit\n## Definitions\n## Minimum Hours and Prerequisites\n## Advanced Credit Limits\n# Terms, Training Operations, and Documents\n## Tuition, Tests, and Graduation Requirements\n## School Resources and Operations Manual\n# Cancellation, Termination, Refunds, and Changes\n## Termination and Training Discontinuation\n## Cancellation and Refund Process\n## Change of Circumstances and Acknowledgment","[{\"question\":\"What are the main tuition and charge components in the Private Pilot Course - Part 141 agreement?\",\"answer\":\"The agreement lists an enrollment fee, training kit costs, headset and start-up costs, pre/post instruction, CFI ground instruction, and aircraft and flight time hourly rates. It also states that aircraft rates exclude a fuel surcharge.\"},{\"question\":\"What minimum prerequisites does the student have to meet?\",\"answer\":\"The student must be at least 16 years old and be able to read, write, speak, and understand English. The student must obtain and maintain at least a valid Class III FAA Medical Certificate.\"},{\"question\":\"How are course termination, cancellation, and refunds handled?\",\"answer\":\"The school may discontinue training for reasons including safety, misconduct, or violations of school or FAA regulations. A student may cancel or voluntarily withdraw using a specified notification form; refunds follow the school catalog section and are processed within thirty days, while books and supplies are not refundable.\"}]","Private Pilot Course - Part 141 - Enrollment Agreement | PDF",1790310983]