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"B25flyer" wrote in message
... Got me to thinking. So question is, what is the opinion of the troops as to when the system will change and as part of the written/PTS for any rating there will no longer be the requirment to draw the line and figure out all the other stuff for the X-C portion of the test. Just put in airports/waypoints and go for it. Five years? Ten years? Or will it stick around forever? Good question. Personally, I don't think that all planes will ever be GPS equipped just as all the current flying planes don't have nav radios, transponders or even electrical systems. My aircraft doesn't have a transponder or a nav radio, haven't needed them, yet. I do use a GPS for some of the navigation but mostly rely on dead reckoning. Keep drawing those lines on the sectionals and teaching it that way. GPS's can go Tango Uniform and then where are you... |
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