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Airspace privilages for a PPL ?

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Old 7th July 2001 | 02:07
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Where can I find a simple summary of the PPL minimum viz for airpspace types ?

 
Old 7th July 2001 | 12:10
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Your country's appropriate information publication should have a summary. Usually shown as a table of airspace with met minimas in it. this could be in a Visual Flight Guide or similar publication.

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Old 7th July 2001 | 12:28
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There are two issues here, the privileges of a PPL are contained in the Air Navigation Order Schedule 8 and limit the holder to 3K minimum vis unless they hold an Instrument or IMC rating.

The VFR minima for UK airspace is given in the UK AIP http://www.ais.org.uk/VFR/VFR.PDF

You must take the most restrictive minima for VFR flight. If you hold a UK PPL with no instrument qualification, it is quite legal to fly IFR outside controlled airspace provided you do not exceed the Schedule 8 Legal Minima of 3K vis, and if below 150 Kts, clear of cloud and insight of the surface.

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Old 8th July 2001 | 10:50
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If you hold a UK PPL with no instrument qualification, it is quite legal to fly IFR outside controlled airspace provided you do not exceed the Schedule 8 Legal Minima of 3K vis, and if below 150 Kts, clear of cloud and insight of the surface.
Simpler than that, I think:

If you hold a UK PPL with no instrument qualification, it is quite legal to fly IFR outside controlled airspace provided you do not fly in a visibility less than 3 km.
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