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Old 11th April 2003 | 01:28
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Question Pc-12/45--pax-cargo Night Ifr ?

HI ALL

could somebody please let me know what the permitted uses are for a PC-12/45 in JAA member states ? (commercial operations)

my understanding is that they may fly to much to the same minmima / WX conditions as a B200 king air in the USA (Part 135)

thanks

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Old 12th April 2003 | 03:41
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At present no single engine aircraft can be used for public transport IFR. This should change in the next couple of months but there may well be a freight-only limitation imposed.
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Old 12th April 2003 | 15:57
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Grrr well what whoud you do ?

q1 can you use a nice 20 year old BE 55 for IFR / IMC / PAX

Q2 ON THE BASIS THAT YOU CAN IN FACT USE THE BARRON AS DESCRIBED ABOVE ---WHAT WHOULD YOU CHOOSE TO FLY ON A DARK AND STORMY NIGHT WITH LOTS OF WX AND ICE ABOUT (A PT6 POWERED NEWISH PC12/45 OR CARAVAN OR THAT "TRUSTY OLD BARRON")

OK OK I'LL TELL YOU I WHOULD CHOOSE SOMETHING WITH A PT 6 UPFRONT - I CHOOSE LIFE...

 

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