Skycatcher IFR?

"Dave S" wrote in message
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Vaughn Simon wrote:


If not, that would certainly limit its usefulness as a trainer.

Not with regards to training sport pilots.

(One is tempted to say "no ****", but that would not be polite.) To
earn its keep at a flight school/FBO, any trainer needs to be capable of more
than teaching sport pilots.

Vaughn

Vaughn Simon wrote:
"Dave S" wrote in message
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Vaughn Simon wrote:

If not, that would certainly limit its usefulness as a trainer.
Not with regards to training sport pilots.

(One is tempted to say "no ****", but that would not be polite.) To
earn its keep at a flight school/FBO, any trainer needs to be capable of more
than teaching sport pilots.

Vaughn



Since we are being polite, I will politely point out that most private
pilot proficiency and training items can be accomplished in a light
sport aircraft that is equipped only to LSA requirements.

Exceptions being instrument flight training and night training.

Dave