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(3) Such a rating will be made valid only for the giving of instruction under the direction of a competent Instructor and will not authorize the holder to give directions to a pupil in regard to either the pupil's first solo flight or his first solo cross-country flight.
(4) An applicant for an Assistant Instructor's rating shall, subject to the provisions of regulation 223, be required-
(u) to produce satisfactory evidence that he has carried out not less than 100 hours' flying as pilot in charge of a flying machine, of which not less than 30 hours shall have been carried out on the class of flying machine to which the application relates;
(b) to produce satisfactory evidence that he has passed a flying instructor's course the syllabus of which has been approved ;
(c) to undergo an oral examination in the subjects of such a
course;
(d) 10 undergo a Hying test, with an approved examiner on board, for the purpose of determining the applicant's practical ability to act as an Assistant Instructor; and
(e) if the application relates to seaplanes-
(i) to undergo an oral examination for the purpose of determining his knowledge of the practical matters relat- ing to the manoeuvring of seaplanes on the water; and
(ii) to undergo a test on a seaplane of the type or group to which the application relates, with an approved examiner on board, for the purpose of determining the applicant's practical ability to give instruction in the handling of such seaplane on the water.
Rating to ucl us Instructor.
222. (1) A rating to act in the capacity of Instructor may be included in a private, commercial, senior commercial or airline transport pilot's licence (fying machines) and will be limited to the giving of instruction on such types of dying machines, specified in the aircraft rating of the licence, as the holder is, by the terms of the licence, entitled to fly as pilot in charge.
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(2) An applicant for an Instructor's rating shall, subject to the provisions of regulation 223, be required—
(a) to produce satisfactory evidence that-
(1) he has carried out not less than 400 hours' flying as pilot in charge of a flying machine, of which not less than 30 hours shall have been carried out on the class and type of flying machine to which the application relates;
(f) his flying experience includes not less than 100 hours' Rying in the capacity of Assistant Instructor;
(b) to undergo a flying test, with an approved examiner on board, for the purpose of determining the applicant's pructical ability to act as an Instructor; and
(c) to satisfy the requirements for a rating to act as an Assistant Instructor specified in sub-paragraphs (6), (e) and, when applicable, (e) of paragraph (4) of regulation
221.
223. An applicant who has qualified as an instructor in flying flying machines in any of Her Majesty's air forces may, according to his qualifications and experience, be exempted from all or any of the requirements specified in paragraph: (4) of regulation 221 or paragraph (2) of regulation zza. Such exemption may be made conditional upon the satisfactory completion of any part of the examinations and tests.
Gliders Towed by Flying Machines.
224. (1) An applicant for a rating to give instruction in Aying gliders (of which the maximum total weight authorized exceeds 1,250 lb.) towed by flying machines shall be required-
(4) to produce satisfactory evidence that he has carried out not less than 400 hours' flying as pilot in charge of a glider or flying machine, of which-
(i) not less than 30 hours' flying and eighty landings shall have been carried out by him as pilot in charge of a glider; and
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