King Schools Instrument Rating ACS Checkride Course
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- Опубликовано: 25 янв 2017
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In this clip from King Schools Instrument Rating ACS (Airman Certification Standards) Practical Test (Oral Exam & Flight Test) course, Martha King demonstrates, how to explain to the examiner, how she managed risks when diverting her landing to an alternate airport. This is just one of the many ACS required IFR tasks covered in this King Schools course.
You will be completely prepared to demonstrate both your aviation knowledge for the oral exam and demonstrate your proficiency at flying IFR for your checkride-everything you need to know to show your examiner that you are truly ready to be an Instrument Rated Pilot. This course will show you exactly how to demonstrate your knowledge and perform each aerial maneuver to the ACS (Airman Certification Standards).
Go from handshake to handshake with an actual FAA examiner
Learn what your examiner wants to hear and how to say it
Learn how to communicate IFR chart procedures including:
Approaches
Arrivals
Departures
Enroute
You'll Learn how to demonstrate your aviation knowledge for the oral test, including subjects like:
IFR Flight Planning
Holding Procedures
Aircraft Systems
Meteorology
IFR Regulations
You'll learn how to perform basic attitude instrument flying & holding procedures with in-flight and air-to-air footage. You will be able to demonstrate good risk management-including situational awareness, collision avoidance, cockpit resource management and the appropriate use of checklists.
You’ll pass on your first attempt-or your money back
To purchase this course, or for more information, go to www.kingschools.com/ground-sc...
Love Mrs. King! She's brilliant, and an asset to King Schools. Aw heck, she IS King Schools. Not to mention Mr. King is, too!
“It’s easier to miss airplanes in the clouds than it is to miss mountains in the clouds” @3:14
Ive done that very thing flying out of oak... To SAC or FAT etc.. like to hear about my neighbor hood in your example s... Thx
Bay approch knew me well... Always called them on a busy morning, or evening to express my displeasure with handling... Sure they're glad im not there anymore....