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Old 28th October 2013 | 09:04
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daxwax
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Thanks - I think I've got it now.

IMCr/IR(r) - allows me to fly IFR in class D and above in the UK and fly approaches and takes me 15 hours plus test (no airways flying)

Separately I can gain an EIR which will allow me to fly in class A airways all over Europe and take me another 15 hour (no approaches in mainland Europe)

Then I can do another ten hours to take me to the minimum for a full IR which will allow me to do all of the above plus fly approaches in mainland Europe.
And for the EIR / Full IR I need to do the new IR ground syllabus.

I realise that the above is overly simplistic and based on minimum hours but is that about the size of it?
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