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Forum: Private Flying

7th Jul 2014, 20:09

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Enroute IR - Practicabilty and Implications

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Posted By bookworm

Well yes, but you can't get a class or type...

Well yes, but you can't get a class or type rating on a single-pilot high performance complex aeroplane or a multi-pilot aeroplane without an IR.

Actually, you're right, it's a pre-requisite. So...

Forum: Private Flying

6th Jul 2014, 19:54

Replies: 39

Enroute IR - Practicabilty and Implications

Views: 7,480

Posted By bookworm

No, the EIR is applicable to single-pilot high...

No, the EIR is applicable to single-pilot high performance non-complex aeroplanes. For single-pilot high performance complex aeroplanes and all multi-pilot aeroplanes, a multi-engine IR is a...

Forum: Private Flying

1st Jul 2014, 10:52

Replies: 39

Enroute IR - Practicabilty and Implications

Views: 7,480

Posted By bookworm

No, that's not the concept. You're planning an...

No, that's not the concept. You're planning an IFR flight, albeit with a VFR departure, so that it doesn't matter if the en route weather deteriorates because you have planned the flight without...

Forum: Private Flying

29th Jun 2014, 20:16

Replies: 39

Enroute IR - Practicabilty and Implications

Views: 7,480

Posted By bookworm

That would seem to be because they haven't...

That would seem to be because they haven't understood the concept.

Where did you get "VFR flight" from? With an Enroute IR, you plan a flight as an IFR flight, except for the departure and...

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