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August 26th 04, 01:14 PM
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"Bryan Martin" wrote in message news:BD52976F.35D22% I still haven't found the rule that requires either the pilot or the plane to be IFR certified in order to file an IFR flight plan. I just know that both are required in order to fly in actual instrument conditions. The rule is that you must be IFR rated to operate IFR. This means on an IFR clearance (when in controlled airspace, or without one in uncontrolled airspace). It has nothing to do with whether you are in instrument conditions or not (actual or simulated). 
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