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There is a company in Geneva which advertises training in November airplanes. I
don't know the name of it, but check with the Swiss AOPA (www.aopa.ch), they can
certainly point you in the right direction.

I have heard that registering your airplane in Bermuda is also a possbility - It
seems JAA really hates the FAA and does not want European pilots to "escape" to
an FAA certification. -- there are already rumours circulating of N-aircraft
being impounded in France due to problems with VAT. The advantage of Bermuda is
that its part of the Commonwealth, which makes it (for now) less of a target.
See http://www.dca.gov.bm

You might also want to check out the IR Network (www.pplir.org) - they are the
european assorciation of IR Pilots.

Cheers & Good Luck!

Peter

Greg Faris wrote:

> In article <8urer7$id1$1@wanadoo.fr>, marc@azoulay.com says...
> >
> >Thanks Greg for all these information..I guess I'll have to wait for a while
> >before getting IFR :-(
> >
>
> No, no, no - don't let me discourage you. I could be wrong, so seek other
> opinions as well.
>
> G Faris

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