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![]() "S Herman" wrote in message ... So a non-IR pilot can file IFR, but cannot then execute that flight plan, even if VFR conditions exist at all points of the flight? Correct. How do IR students practice approaches, etc. when they don't have the CFII aboard? With a safety pilot? Always with a safety pilot, usually under VFR. |
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S Herman wrote:
So a non-IR pilot can file IFR, but cannot then execute that flight plan, even if VFR conditions exist at all points of the flight? If that plan involves operating under IFR. How do IR students practice approaches, etc. when they don't have the CFII aboard? With a safety pilot? They either: 1. Let a PIC who is instrument qualified allow them to operate under IFR. 2. They requiest the practice approach under VFR. |
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