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Earning a Parachute Rigger Certificate

 

Regulations and Human Factors >Parachute Rigger Certificates >Earning a Parachute Rigger Certificate

When an applicant meets the requirements and demonstrates sufficient knowledge and skills as outlined in 14 CFR part 65, subpart F, the supervising parachute rigger (either a senior or master parachute rigger) “signs off” the trainee’s logbook and provides a letter to the FAA, which will allow the applicant to take the necessary tests. Figure 1-2 is an example of this letter.

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