Is it possible to switch from VFR to IFR and back?

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"Blanche" wrote in message
| IMC - instrument meteorological conditions
| IFR - instrument flight rules
| IR - instrument rating
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| Weather is IMC
| A pilot is Instrument Rated (IR)
| FAA rules of flight are either IFR or VFR

True. I was merely pointing out definitions and usage of the
acronyms.



Well, I can't tell you how relieved I am to learn that someone has
actually read at least the first page of an IFR training book. Even if it
is just the first page (or the inside cover) it's a start! One more page
and you will vastly exceed the general knowledge level to which this
discussion group has acquiesced of late!

GF

(PS no personal denigration intended whatsoever. My gripe is with the
level of discourse to which the group has sunk since the arrival of the
lead weight).

"Greg Farris" wrote

(PS no personal denigration intended whatsoever. My gripe is with the
level of discourse to which the group has sunk since the arrival of the
lead weight).

The message needs to get to all of the members of this group, that any
non-adversarial communication with the lead weight will tend to make it
continue.

We all need to make it uncomfortable to be here, for the lead weight.
--
Jim in NC

PS Personal denigration intended.