FAA Minimum Equipment and Instruments Required for VFR & IFR Flight

[@dwighttaylor5107]

So awesome lots of great information thanks.

[@RodSerling-y6p]

What's the difference between an aircraft that is IFR capable versus IFR certified?

[@FalconImagery]

IFR Capable means that the aircraft has the required IFR equipment on board, and IFR certified means the equipment has been checked (certified) that it is legal to use/fly, e.g. VOR checks done within 30 days preceding flight, the GPS Nav log current, etc.

[@RodSerling-y6p]

@@FalconImagery ok. Makes sense. Thank you. Altimeter pilot static system checked by qualified individual every two years too. I was thinking that may be it, but wasn't sure. Thought there may be more. Thanks.

[@young_busy]

Is ADSB not required?