I recently have had a Commercial applicant fall into my lap as an instructor and I'm afraid I have steered him the wrong way. We have a have a C-182 in our school which has a Garmin 430 and 530 in it as well as a 3 axis auto pilot. I thought " well there's a moving map and 3 axis so it qualifies as TAA". At closer look at the Reg, its also gotta have a PFD and MFD display....correct? We have another C-182 3 axis AP that has the Garmin 650 and 2 gtx (100?) in place of the vacuum powered instruments. Would that qualify?
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