The Cessna 120-140 Association Forum

Hi All,

I need to find a CFI in the Northwest Ohio/ Southeast MI area.
Insurance requires 10 hours in make and model. Cessna 140.

I purchased an out of Annual C-140 that is located on a private strip and need to get it moved to a location so that the Annual can be done.

Once the Annual is done will I need 5 hours dual for insurance purposes.

If you know of someone interested you can post it here or PM me.

Thanks,

Rick

8342 wrote: ↑Wed Oct 17, 2018 10:32 am I ... need to get it moved to a location so that the Annual can be done.

In order to move it legally (without taking it apart) you'll need a ferry permit. To get a ferry permit you'll need an IA to sign it off as airworthy. It might be easier and cheaper to have it annualed where it is.

Thanks for the information.

I am and A&P and have already made arrangements to get a Special Flight Permit.

Rick

looks like there are 5 cfi's in Ohio and 5 in Mich. Do you have a members Assc. directory? if not 815 695 9970 CST M-F Good luck Jeff

Thanks Jeff, I may have found someone but will use your info for a backup.

Thanks for all,

Rick

I've been out of town for the past week and just saw this. We have a couple of pretty active members in NW Ohio. Did you find someone?

529 wrote: ↑Wed Oct 24, 2018 7:59 pm I've been out of town for the past week and just saw this. We have a couple of pretty active members in NW Ohio. Did you find someone?

Yes, thank you.

Rick

6643 wrote: ↑Wed Oct 17, 2018 10:54 am

8342 wrote: ↑Wed Oct 17, 2018 10:32 am I ... need to get it moved to a location so that the Annual can be done.

In order to move it legally (without taking it apart) you'll need a ferry permit. To get a ferry permit you'll need an IA to sign it off as airworthy. It might be easier and cheaper to have it annualed where it is.

For future reference, an IA is not need to get a Special Flight Permit (Ferry Permit).
Go to the FAA website and download Form 8130-6.
Complete required sections.
Fax it to the FSDO who has jurisdiction of the departure airport.
If they like it, they will fax or email your approved permit along with a list of restrictions.
These include a sign off by an A&P in the maintenance logbook certifying AD compliance and safe for flight.

Rick

8342 wrote: ↑Thu Nov 15, 2018 6:01 pm For future reference, an IA is not need to get a Special Flight Permit (Ferry Permit).

You are correct. However, unless you can find an A&P who is familiar with that particular aircraft, I'd expect whoever is signing it off would want to do the equivalent of a 100 hour (same scope as an annual) inspection before signing it off. Might be easier to get an A&P than an IA, though.