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Old 18th November 2009 | 08:02
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englishal

 
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"Unless you are in regular instrument flying practice" is, of course, an important conditional.
I disagree.It goes back to the self limiting "private IR".

If one is current then one can go off and fly a profile / approach down to minimums in bad weather.

If one is feeling a uncurrent, then Darwin suggests that most people wouldn't go off and do this. They may head out into some gentle IMC to refresh their skills, or employ an instructor or take a safety pilot with them. Certainly when I haven't been flying instruments for a while, I do the FAA IPC through choice (and to renew my IMCr).....

That is the beauty about private flying - one can choose whether to go or not, what weather to go in, and who to go with.
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