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CHAPTER SEVEN
INSTRUMENTS FLIGHT PLANNING
Single-piloted aircraft with side-by-side seating occupied by the PIC and an assisting NFO,
which are configured for and assigned all-weather missions, may operate within the same
clearance and approach criteria specified above for multi-piloted aircraft provided that:
1.  The assisting NFO is instrument and NATOPS qualified for the model aircraft in which
NFO duties are being performed.
2.
Cockpit configuration is such that the assisting NFO can:
a.
Monitor the pilot's flight instruments.
b.
Monitor and control communications.
c.
Assist the pilot in acquiring the runway visually.
707.
SUMMARY
The aviator filing a flight plan must ensure that all essential weather elements are included in
his/her briefing. He/she shall request clarification or additional information when doubt exists.
The ease with which all-weather flights are successfully completed is directly proportional to the
aircrew's preparation and their understanding of the environment in which they operate.
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IN-FLIGHT WEATHER ANALYSIS


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