I am a private pilot going for an instrument rating, however, while working on approaches, my instructor has cancelled the approach because of conditions at the airport that are less than VFR. I am under the hood during the whole approach. Are we not allowed to fly through the clouds? Even if the weather meets the minimums for the approach? My instructor was unsure and keeps making me do go arounds to avoid going through clouds, even when we haven't reach the Final Approach Fix.
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