I have been told something I am not sure I agree with. The issue is for a PPL cross country. Requires 3 hours of Dual X-Country and 1 Night dual X-Country of more than 100 miles. If student has 1 day dual x-country of 2.2 and 1 night dual x-country of 2.4. That does satisfy the requirement, correct? I am being told no, that it has to be 3.0 dual has to be during the day, and the night is in addition to that. Am I wrong?
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