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July 8th 06, 02:42 AM
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Certified to fly more than a plane
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I'm sure I've come across posts from people here who seem to fly more than one type of plane at a time, It's not allowed in my country, and was interested in knowing whether India alone is archaic or do similar rules exist elsewhere too? Those rules descended from the United Kingdom. They still have similar rules. If you are IFRcurrent in a B-737, you still have to take a checkride to be IFR current in a C-421. Last I heard, the CAA allows only 2 type-ratings at any one time. D. 
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