Airways flying with multi I/R

[tailscrape]

Help please.

I have a valid IRT gained on a Seneca, but if I wanted to fly an airways equipped PA 28 in the airways am i allowed to? Or do i need a single engine IRT?

Assuming of course that London lets me in anyway.

Am i about to break the rules? i know it may sound daft, but i can't remeber what the rule is.

If anyone knows the definitive answer, please do say.

Thankyou.

[Dan Winterland]

Section XIII (Conditions) of your license should say whether your IR is a multi crew rating. If it is, then you have to have the single pilot IR to fly IFR in controlled airspace. If you have a UK ATPL (not JAA), you can exercise the privaliges of an IMC rating.

There is a thread running on this topic in the flying instructors section.

[This message has been edited by Dan Winterland (edited 29 October 2000).]

[Honest Frank]

A single PILOT instrument rating done on a multi ENGINE aircraft will allow you to fly single engine with the same priviledges.Nothing to do with multi crew as seneca's or PA28 are ofcourse single crew.

[tailscrape]

Thankyou,

That's exactly what I thought. But naturally felt a bit nervous to make a grand f**k up in the airways!

Roll on Saturday....