The instrument rating is a "license to learn," as initial training often lacks actual instrument meteorological conditions (IMC) experience, and FAA currency minimums are insufficient for true ...
There’s no differentiation in the eyes of the FAA, but I’m going to make a distinction. Once a pilot adds an instrument rating, they’re legal to fly an ILS in blowing snow all the way to 200-foot ...
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