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Forum: Private Flying

2nd Feb 2024, 11:42

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Posted By Genghis the Engineer

Indeed. Personally I've actually been delivering...

Indeed. Personally I've actually been delivering it as a slightly longer X-country of at least an hour with regular en-route simulated emergencies.

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Forum: Private Flying

1st Feb 2024, 14:15

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Posted By Genghis the Engineer

And, having just started teaching them myself,...

And, having just started teaching them myself, the UK and EASA Night Qualifications require a 27nm night cross country of at-least an hour. Which is a very very slow 27nm !

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Forum: Private Flying

1st Feb 2024, 10:02

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Posted By Genghis the Engineer

Working, now, in Libre Office Calc, the big thing...

Working, now, in Libre Office Calc, the big thing it gives me that a DOS based application (and I'm certainly old enough to remember how to do that sort of thing) wouldn't anything like so easily, is...

Forum: Private Flying

31st Jan 2024, 19:22

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Posted By Genghis the Engineer

The "earlier than thou" position :8:) ...

The "earlier than thou" position :8:)

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Forum: Private Flying

30th Jan 2024, 20:28

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Posted By Genghis the Engineer

If I may offer a simple, pragmatic solution to...

If I may offer a simple, pragmatic solution to the particular issue.

The UK, Canada, and USA all need 20hrs cross-country for CPL, and 50hrs for an IR.

The UK has no formal definition of...

Forum: Private Flying

29th Jan 2024, 14:55

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Posted By Genghis the Engineer

I haven't used my Transport Canada PPL for years,...

I haven't used my Transport Canada PPL for years, but do have CAA, EASA and FAA CPLs, so have a reasonable knowledge I hope of the rules.

Yes it does. Unlike, say, FAA, who only require enough...

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