I know that it it required to have the current text of graphical edition of IFR plates. The official plates have extremely small print, especially when in turbulance, it can be very hard to read. Is it legal to make copies of the current charts in order to make them larger and easier to read? Would you need to at least have the offical chart accesable, or not need it at all. This would also allow me to print off the charts I need for free, instead of having to buy the entire book just for a few charts. Thanks!
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