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Old March 26th 04, 11:56 AM
Dylan Smith
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In article , Robert M. Gary i
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rating in the U.K.? Is it true you need to have an ATP to fly real IFR
in the U.K. in a U.K. registered aircraft?


No. But a full instrument rating is unnecessarily difficult - it's far
easier just to get an FAA license and have your aircraft N-registered.

Unfortunately, it's another case of so-called safety rules actually
reducing safety.

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