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land0··on OpenAirplane: Find airplanes near you
Thanks for the link. I've been looking (for a while) for a deeper analysis of the regulation.
land0··on OpenAirplane: Find airplanes near you
Unless the pilot is commercially rated, the FAA mandates you have to pay a pro-rated share (50% in your scenario above). There's also the liability the pilot is taking on by having a passenger along. If there is an incident during the flight the pilot is most certainly going to be sued by you or your estate to recoup medical costs, compensation for negligence (most aircraft accidents come back on the pilot and not the plane), or compensation for death.