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Instrument Meteorological Conditions Rating The IMC rating is now here to stay after a long period of uncertainty, as stated on the AOPA web site... "At a special meeting called in Cologne on Tuesday
to discuss the UK IMC rating, EASA agreed as a first step to
“grandfather” IMC rating holders for life – which means
anyone who gets the rating before EASA takes over responsibility for
licensing in April 2012 will be allowed to fly safely under
its provisions for as long as they live." |
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This aircraft is ideal for cross channel training, learn about filing flight plans and GAR forms, air space, fuel planning and the skills needed to cross to the continent or channel islands. |
