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October 22nd 06, 02:01 PM
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Are autopilots allowed for IFR training?
"Jim Macklin" wrote in message news:ZBF_g.13272$XX2.1656@dukeread04... Back to the OP question... If the airplane used for the IR practical test has an autopilot, the applicant is REQUIRED to be able to properly use the AP. I will not take the opportunity to point out that this information, and ALL of the other information the OP has asked about is available online, either at the FAA web pages, or by googling this group. This same subject was discussed here, not more than a couple months ago. I wish you all would quit spoon feeding, and enabling this guy. You would have told any other person to google it. -- Jim in NC 
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