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July 14th 03, 10:50 PM
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Logging instrument approaches
It's been awhile since I flew VFR, and having taken a cursory look
through Part 61 I didn't see anything to the contrary, so I'm going to throw this out and see what you guys think. It's my understanding that I can take a VFR-only airplane on a local VFR trip with a PP-rated safety pilot on board, wear foggles, shoot simulated instrument approaches and log those approaches as instrument approaches AND log the entire time as PIC. Correct or incorrect? - Slav Inger - PP ASEL IA @ YIP 
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