REFLECTOR: Instrument Currency Requirements

[Dean May]

John;

 

            If what you are asking is when can a person log an actual instrument approach without foggles on, my criteria is that I usually log actual approaches if the ceiling is somewhere around 500 feet or less.  It is the final portion of the approach that requires the greatest precision and I feel that anything higher and I am not getting good practice.  Of course, no one will ever look back at the weather and cross check with your log book, so you kind of have free rein on what you decide is an actual approach.

 

Dean   

 

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Does anyone have a definition of "actual instrument conditions" for currency requirements?  Is it any weather condition where an IFR clearance is required, or other criteria?

 

John

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