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Old February 16th 05, 02:25 PM
Jose
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FAAviation News , July-Aug 1990.

"Once you have been cleared for and have initiated an approach in IMC,
you may log that approach for instrument currency, regardless of the
altitude at which you break out of the clouds"


Yes, I remember seeing that quote. The FAQ is more recent and appears
to contradict it. But as noted further down thread, the FAA didn't
answer the question directly. It seems it never does. A question seems
to be just an opportunity for the FAA to talk, sort of randomly. :/

Jose
 




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