Single engine aircraft day IFR operation rules

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ATO MEMORANDUM CIRCULAR NO. 11-93: Single engine aircraft day IFR operation rules

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Title Supreme Court: Single engine aircraft day IFR operation rules

Law: Ato (dtc) Memorandum Circular No. 11-93

Decision Date: Sep 2, 1993

Single-engine aircraft with a cruising speed of 120 mph and above are authorized for DAY IFR flights, provided they meet specific navigation and communication requirements, and pilots hold the necessary qualifications.

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Pilot Qualifications and Requirements

Pilots operating these aircraft under Day IFR must be fully instrument rated.
Pilots must successfully pass an Air Transport Office (ATO) checkride to validate their qualifications for such operations.

Operational Equipment and Crew Requirements for Passenger and Cargo Flights

For passenger flights, the aircraft must be equipped with radar, and an additional crew member is required.
For cargo operations, radar equipment is not required, and only one fully qualified pilot is necessary.

Effect of the Circular and Rescission Clause

This memorandum circular is effective immediately from September 2, 1993.
All previous orders and memoranda conflicting with this circular are rescinded to the extent of such conflict.

Authority and Adoption

The circular was signed and adopted by Assistant Secretary Panfilo V. Villaruel, Jr., representing the ATO (DTC).

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