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January 5th 04, 07:58 PM
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That's also what I thought when I first read it , but I think that he meant IA to mean "Instrument Airplane" rating. Yeah, my bad. I did mean IA to be instrument airplane, and only after I posted did I realize/remember that it means something totally different. However, the jaars.org posting that another fellow made does actually require an A&P, though no the A&P w/ IA. -- dave j 
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