Instrument Pilot Regulations - IFR Recent Experience - King Schools
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- Опубликовано: 16 дек 2020
- Staying fresh is vital to flying safely, especially in instrument conditions. Do you have pilot recency regulations memorized? John King explains them clear and simple.
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John and Martha King have been around and teaching air to Ground school for years and staying ahead and current in IFR conditions
When I get mine I'm ready to stay current and fly safe with a safety pilot who knows how to Brief the instrument chart procedures and knowledge of type approaches we need to know how it's done before going up
Merry Christmas John 👍😁🎅🌲
Same to you!
So lets say I have logged 3 approaches in last month (December) but im not longer current because it expired on December 31st. Im now in the grace period of needing to get 6 approaches in within 6 months now. If I go in the plane tomorrow but another safety pilot and log 3 more approaches will that put me as current now? Im using the previous 3 approaches last month as well.
I am in the Pacific Ocean flying a helicopter from a tuna boat. I need to get my instrument rating. I would like to buy your IFR training course online, but I have been having difficulty finding how to do that.
Hi there, here's our Helicopter Instrument Course: www.kingschools.com/ground-school/helicopter/instrument-rating/written let us know if you have any more questions.
Question:
Hypothetical speaking, if I did not log the 6HITs within the first 6months. Let's say I was only able to do 4 approaches. Would those 4HITs carry over? Or would I have to do a whole new 6 HITS?
It depends on when those 4 approaches were, it's a rolling window. If those 4 approaches were over 6 months ago, they would not count.
Newly uploaded video with out-of-date information on the use of ATD's for instrument currency?
Well is it?
@@Poop-nu1so sorry, I re-watched. The ATD question mentioned 3 hours - I thought the video was training you on the old ATD requirements. The question seems to be alluding to the old requirements for the purpose of tricking you.
@@aviatortrevor yes that old requirement for AATD ! No need to do every 2 months and no need 3 hours of training with a instructor !!