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FAA PPL night flight requirement - does it have to be DUAL?



 
 
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Old October 13th 04, 02:13 PM
Gary G
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Default FAA PPL night flight requirement - does it have to be DUAL?

This might be nitpicky, but nothing in the AIM is a
"requirement". Technically the AIM is not the law,
the FAR is.
Nonetheless, the AIM is incredibly important - I know.
It seems subtle, doesn't it?
 




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