The IPC: Make It Fit You

Taking an instrument proficiency check? A little planning with your CFI-I can turn it into a session that hones the skills you need for the flying you do.

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Rick Durden
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You've done six approaches in the last six months, but when did you last practice a low altitude transition to the gauges? Maybe regularly taking an IPC would be a good idea to increase the safety level of the type of flying you do.
We started to learn about the rapid deterioration of instrument skills and knowledge as we worked on the rating. If we laid off from training for more than a week, we found that we had to do more than a little review during the next lesson to unfog our brains on procedures and focus extra […]
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