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December 1st 06, 11:15 PM
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Instrument Check Ride - What navigation equipment can I use ?
Jim Macklin wrote:
Paying passengers are carried under Part 135 and the minimums are higher. The AOPA doesn't peddle Kool-Aid. That is my view, which is based on my experience seeing them fight like NRA over a lot of issues. Yes, I am a member. Most paying passengers are carried under Part 121 where standard Part 91 takeoff minima are the exception rather than the norm. Ops Specs authorize lower-than-standard takeoff minima for almost all runway used under 121, and with enough lights and RVRs, much lower than standard. So, your statement the minimums are higher is not quite right. 
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