Changes in Instrument Proficiency Check Requirements

"Barry" wrote in message
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These both indicate to me that the FAA intends for the IPC to require all
of
the listed items. However, it's not clear that this is legally binding on
a
CFII. Page 1 of the current PTS says:

If all the listed items were legally binding on a CFII, then a huge number
of IPCs issued by FlightSafety, Simcom, and RTC since 1999 would be invalid
because landing out of an approach is required, yet only Level C and Level D
simulators qualify to log landings according to the chart at the end of the
1999 PTC.


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Richard Kaplan, CFII

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