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Old 05-20-2009 | 06:55 AM
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Originally Posted by HectorD
Stupid question but lets say there is a dense cloud layer at 6,000-8,000ft. Anything above or below those altitudes is clear VFR. I know that as a VFR pilot, I cannot deliberately fly into clouds but what if you are on a IFR flightplan? could you request those altitudes and log some actual instrument flight time since you wouldn't be able to see anything? would that even be legal?
Of course you can... filing to stay in the clouds is perfectly legal and a great way to get more comfortable with actual IFR conditions.
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