While the FAA has minimal specific training requirements for a pilot's first flight in a homebuilt aircraft, this "jump in and go" approach is risky and often leads to insurance complications.

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Sandra Cohen has been a licensed insurance agent since 1991. For 15 years she worked with United Group Agency selling life and health insurance to the self-employed market, later becoming a division ...