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#11
January 4th 04, 07:57 PM
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Brien K. Meehan wrote: To fly VOR-only or LOC or ILS or NDB approaches you need to use the avionics for those approaches, not a GPS. Legally yes. But really, why wouldn't you fly an NDB approach with a terminal/enroute only box, even if you didn't have an ADF? 
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