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Flightline offers instruction services; FAA rules block GateOne residency
Summary
Chris Bonter of Flightline told the board his company could provide flight instruction if a new FBO requires it; a separate question about living in the GateOne building was closed by Director Chatfield, who said FAA regulations prohibit residency there.
Chris Bonter joined the meeting remotely to discuss Flightline Flight School's presence and to offer to provide flight instruction services if a future FBO asked. Bonter said his company would be willing to assume instruction responsibilities should the need arise.
Bonter also said he had considered living in the GateOne building while running the school, but Director Todd Chatfield told the board that living in GateOne would be against FAA regulations and therefore not permitted. The board recorded no vote or further action on the proposal; the discussion was advisory.
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