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July 1st 04, 06:06 PM
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Logbook instrument time
If you file and fly an IFR GPS direct flight plan and you are in and out of
IMC or on top and you are not using outside references to keep it straight and level, what part of the flight can be logged as instrument time? Would it just be the time you are in the soup with no outside references? John Bingham 
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