DeltaNg
15th Dec 2013, 13:45
IF recency requirement mandate that a pilot should have conducted 3x IF Approaches, and 5x IF Sectors in the preceding 90 days to be current for IF CAT flight.
Do they have to be on the same type you intend to fly? (common sense would suggest yes, but I can't find the reference)
If you are IFR checked on a one type, and have recency in approaches on a second type, does that make you current on the first?
Do they have to be on the same type you intend to fly? (common sense would suggest yes, but I can't find the reference)
If you are IFR checked on a one type, and have recency in approaches on a second type, does that make you current on the first?