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Old July 15th 06, 08:48 PM posted to rec.aviation.piloting
Ron Natalie
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Default FLYING VFR IN IMC CONDITIONS

Andrew Gideon wrote:


While I've no problem believing that VFR into IMC is a dangerous
situation, I've some difficulty believing that it is as likely to cause
crashes as you state. Perhaps I'm just being cynical, but I can imagine
instrument rated pilots doing quite well in the clouds w/o a clearance.


VFR-into-IMC generally refers to VFR pilots into IMC not Instrument
rated (or at least trained) pilots operating under VFR when they should
be IFR.
 




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