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Old 12th August 2014 | 12:53
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India Four Two
 
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Out of idle curiosity, I did a search for "EASA IR requirements".

After my head had stopped spinning from reading Sir Humphrey's gobbledygook, I see that the requirement is (simplifying ) "50 hours cross-country in aeroplanes". Nothing about the aeroplane being IR certified. So my question is "is an ultra-light an aeroplane?"

As a practical matter, I imagine most PPLs acquire their cross-country hours in non-IFR certified aeroplanes.

I am SO glad I don't fly in EASA land anymore, even after overlooking the staggering cost
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