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By the way, do you get AVWEB e-mail?

AEA, FAA SAY GPS UNITS OK FOR IFR=20
(http://www.avweb.com/eletter/archives/avflash/877-full.html#195316)
Recent reports () raising concerns about the FAA's approval -- or lack=20
of approval -- of many GPS units for instrument flight have raised=20
questions that still are being sorted out. The Aircraft Electronics=20
Association says the confusion, arising from recently issued FAA=20
Advisory Circular 90-100A, stems from the FAA's deletion of a=20
paragraph in an update of the Aeronautical Information Manual (AIM).=20
The AEA said in a statement=20
(http://archives.subscribermail.com/msg/a819b80a032b4c8ab1a69e100c75da22.=
htm
)=20
on Wednesday that FAA officials had told them "this oversight should=20
be corrected in the next 10 days." Alison Duquette, a spokeswoman for=20
the FAA, told AVweb on Wednesday, "The FAA is working with the=20
manufacturing community and AOPA to resolve the issues. The bottom=20
line is that the previous allowances still apply, so the operators can=20
still fly using whatever GPS system they have."=20
http://www.avweb.com/eletter/archives/avflash/877-full.html#195316