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October 27th 03, 12:36 AM
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"David Reinhart" wrote in message ... No instrument rating is required to get a SVFR clearance during the day. You only need an IFR rating to do SVFR at night, when the regs say the aircraft must be equipped for instrument flight and the pilot must be instrument qualified. In Canada, you can get SVFR at night for the purpose of landing only. A night rating is all that's required. le moo Dave Reinhart "G.R. Patterson III" wrote: Happy Dog wrote: I think that a controller would be very reluctant to deny an SVFR clearance into the zone. It wouldn't matter. The pilot under discussion here doesn't have an instrument rating, so he can't get an SVFR clearance anyway. George Patterson You can dress a hog in a tuxedo, but he still wants to roll in the mud. 
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