Virtual Aviator Scout Interest Badge
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Badge requirements
- Have passed the Computer Pilot Scoutcraft Badge and be prepared to demonstrate any of those requirements. OR Complete all the requirements for the Computer Pilot Scoutcraft Badge.
- Be able to fly a basic circuit in a non-combat Flight Simulator (such as Microsoft Flight Simulator 2000,2002 and 2004 or X-Plane) in a complex type twin turboprop aircraft (such as the Beechcraft King-Air B350).
- Fly a virtual VFR flight of at least 100km under VFR conditions with either the examiner acting as ATC or connected to IVAO or VATSIM under a virtual ATC. You may not use the GPS for navigation. You need to navigate using VOR's and NDB's. You may not use the Autopilot.
- Fly a virtual IFR flight of at least 600km under IFR conditions with either the examiner acting as ATC or connected to IVAO (www.ivao.aero) or VATSIM under a virtual ATC. You may not use the GPS for navigation, you need to navigate using VOR's and NDB's. You may use the Autopilot. You may use a jet aircraft if you wish (such as the Learjet).
- Do one of the following.
- Belong to a virtual airline and have at least 50 hours of flying time.
- Have at least 50 hours of flying time on either IVAO (www.ivao.aero) or VATSIM (www.vatsim.net).
- Have at least 300 hours of flying time logged with Flight Simulator, in the Flight Simulator logbook.
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