 | An instrument-rated pilot is a complete pilot. The instrument rating allows you to employ your airplane without unnecessary restrictions. Day, night, clouds, and rain become part of the territory. Of course, you will still avoid thunderstorms, icing, severe turbulence, and micro-bursts.
Instrument flight is the ultimate goal of the professional-and I mean "professional" with regard to attitude, not employment. To file and fly IFR within precise limits and with an in-depth awareness of the regulations, procedures, and protocols of flight makes you an accomplished pilot-not a hobbyist, but a competent, fully trained pilot. |
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