Basic [[Sport Pilot]] Privileges include: - You can only fly when visibility is 3 miles or greater - You can carry a passenger - You can fly in class E and G airspace, and fly unlimited distancss within the US - You can fly aircraft that meet the definition of light-sport aircraft (LSA) Some limitations include: - You cannot fly for compensation or hire - You can fly up to 10,000 ft MSL, or 2,000 ft AGL, whichever is higher - You can not fly at night - You cannot tow any object With additional endorsements, Sport Pilots can get privileges to: - Operate in class B, C and D airspace - Fly aircraft in different category and classes - Fly aircraft with a Vh greater than 87 kts - Fly aircraft with a Vh less than or equal to 87 kts ***Source:*** [Sport Pilot FAQ](https://www.usua.org/SportPilot/SportPilotFAQ.html) ***Additional Information:*** [[FAR Part 61.3xx]], specifically [61.315](https://www.ecfr.gov/current/title-14/section-61.315), [[A CFI’s Guide to Sport Pilot and Light Sport Aircraft]]