SINGLE NAV SYSTEM IS OKAYED FOR CERTAIN OVERWATER FLIGHTS
FAA adopted a rule to authorize large and multiengine turbine-powered general aviation aircraft to use a single long-range navigation system (LRNS) instead of two for certain extended overwater operations. LRNS equipment includes INS, Omega/VLF, Loran-C and-when FAA-approved-a GPS or other satellite...
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