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Definition of simulated instrument conditions
Does anyone know if Simulated Instrument Conditions is defined anywhere?
The reason for the question is whether one can log instrument time, say at night, when you don't look outside, but don't wear foggles or a hood? I can't find anything in the rules that defines simulated instrument conditions, but since the rule for logging instrument time says both that flight has to be solely by referenct to instruments in actual or simulated instrument conditions, that would suggest that more is required than "solely by reference to instruments" and therefore that some sort of view limiting device is required. It would certainly be easier if they defined simulated insturment conditions though. Brad |
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