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G1000 question

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What do I need to fly a G1000? an endorsement? traing?

thanks for help

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  1. Lucas on Nov 08, 2012

    No endorsement required but it is quite helpful to have a bit of training in it before flying solo, plus most rental places and insurances will require some time in type and an instructor check out before using the airplane for solo.

    That said it is much easier to transition from steam gauges to a G-1000 than the opposite

    Cheers Lucas
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