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Privileges and Limitations

Privileges:

Operate as pilot in command of a sport pilot eligible aircraft
Carry a passenger and share expenses (fuel, oil, airport expenses, and aircraft rental)
Fly during the daytime using VFR
Cross-Country flying anywhere in the U.S.
Fly up to 10,000 feet about mean sea level (MSL)
Fly Solo or with one passenger
Fly in Class E and G airspace (and B, C and D airspace with appropriate training)
Allows sport pilots to fly producation and pexerimental amateur-built aircraf that meet the defintion of a light sport aircraft.
Allows rental of S-LSA.

Limitations:

Prohibited from Class A airspace
Prohibited from flying in Class B, C or D airspace untill you receive training and a logbook endorsement from an instructor
No flights outside U.S. without prior permisssion from the foreign aviation authority
May not tow any object
No flights while carrying a passenger or property for compensation, hire or furtherance of business

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