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Reader Comments (Page 1 of 1)
1-08-2009 @ 1:32PM
Billy said...
It doesn't mean he wasn't rated to fly by instruments, it means the pilot may not have received training for this specific aircraft. A pilot can be dual rated for different aircraft, and there are different category approaches that bring you down to lower ceilings and visibility. I am rated for category 3 approaches but I am not rated for cat 2 or cat 1 approaches, until next week when I go through the FAA approved training course for the comapny I fly for, and for the specific plane I fly.