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September 24th 06, 09:42 PM
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Ron did it!!
Congrats!
Now remember, IFR in a light plane can only really safely go in about 20% of the instrument weather mother nature can throw at you. However, an instrument rated pilot can go in about 40% of the VFR weather that would have been too risky for a VFR-only pilot to attempt, due to the the risk of weather closing in being too great. Therefore paradoxically, by getting an instrument rating you will find yourself flying a lot more VFR than you had before :-) Margy Natalie wrote: As of this morning Ron Natalie is an instrument rated pilot!! I guess all those impromptu extra vacation days due to haze are over :-). This is great! Margy 
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