Features
September 2006 Issue
IFR Rules, VFR Tools
When the weather’s good, IFR pilots have a lot more flexibility than when it’s too foggy to drive to the airport. Know what they are and when you can use them.
When the weather’s good, IFR pilots have a lot more flexibility than when it’s too foggy to drive to the airport. Know what they are and when you can use them.
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