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Old January 27th 09, 12:07 AM posted to rec.aviation.piloting,rec.aviation.student
F. Baum
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Default Glass Panel Training

On Jan 24, 8:14*am, Gezellig wrote:

I believe they do not have any aircraft that with standard
instrumentation. Regardless, the conversation turns quickly to
"Is this a good way to go about training for your PPL?"

Comments appreciated.


I think glass IS the standard instrumentation anymore . I dont think
you can buy a new plane with round dials (Exept for a few specialty
airplanes like the American Champion . Even most LSA's come with at
least a MFD . In order to answer your question you need to ask what
type of flying you will do . If you plan to fly an old Cub then dont
worry about a modern panel . I think it would be cheaper to train in a
modern plane for the IR because of the ease of use you will get done
faster .
FB

 




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