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Old 13th Nov 2012, 21:30
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Odai
 
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Thanks a lot for all the advice guys.

So as I understand it, the IMC, at this point in time, will not reduce the requirements of the CPL/IR?

If the EASA proposal, which looks promising, does not fall through, will that mean an IMC rating I do now (before EASA are clear on what exactly will happen) count towards a CPL/IR done after the changes are implemented? I apologise, I'm guessing their intentions with regards to this are in the document somewhere, I just haven't had a chance to read it all yet.

A and C/terryp, I did think I might be rushing it a little to dive straight into it after my PPL and your comments seem to affirm this. Although it seems I don't have a choice anyway, I read the IMC rating section in CAP 804 since last posting and it seems there is a requirement of about 10 hours PIC post-PPL before applying for the rating. So I'll probably get that in along with the need XC time before starting the IMC training.
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