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February 9th 06, 04:45 PM
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A couple of questions about IPC
"three-eight-hotel" wrote in message
oups.com... You have 6 months after your currency lapses to become current, without having to do an IPC... You are not legal to fly IFR, but you may take a safety pilot up with you and become current again. If you miss the 6 month window to become current, you will have to perform an IPC. I'm sure if I stated that incorrectly or unclearly, someone will jump in to correct me... ;-) No error, but one addition may be useful: another alternative is to fly IFR and do the approaches in IMC, but with another pilot (who's IFR-current) acting as PIC. --Gary 
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