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Can I get some opinions on using a throw over yoke for training? I'm
more concerned with high performance endorsements than I am instrument ratings, however I am curious about using practicality of using a throw over yoke for practice approaches under the hood. I read 61.31 (f) to say that a high performance endorsement requires "training". I also read 91.109 to require dual controls except for instrument training when "the safety pilot has determined that the flight can be conducted safely." So am I right in concluding that a high performance endorsement cannot be attained using bonanza with a throw over yoke? Steve P |
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