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KOEL Abbreviation

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What does A/R mean in the KOEL section of the Autopilot IFR day and night sections? 

 

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  1. Bryan on Nov 20, 2022

    “As Required.” You will see it in many sections of a KOEL for equipment that is only required for specific procedures or operations such as marker beacon receivers, receivers for ADF, VOR, or GPS, and…for IFR operations, certain procedures require an autopilot so if you are doing any of those procedures, then it is required by the KOEL.

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  2. mjc123 on Dec 18, 2022

    Are you sure it does not mean “altitude restricted”?

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