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Old 2nd December 2012 | 09:30
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Originally Posted by Tee Emm
Note: I understand that GA ATO's are not permitted to allow candidates undergoing instrument rating tests to use autocoupled GPS tracking for the NDB competency test. That being so, one wonders why CASA is inconsistent in their regulation of instrument rating tests especially as the CIR is not type specific.
Sounds more like an inconsistency with the ATO rather than CASA, CAO 40.2.1 says "An autopilot or a coupled approach may be used in the demonstration of proficiency in instrument approach procedures. However, the applicant shall also be required to demonstrate proficiency in instrument approach procedures without the use of the flight director and without the autopilot engaged in aircraft where this is permitted."
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