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IFR Flashcards

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Initial IFR Clearance

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Clearance limit
Route
Altitude
Frequency
Transponder
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Required equipment R22 POH

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Cylinder head temp. gauge
Rotor tach
OAT gauge
Warning lights / horn
Carb. heat
Ammeter / Alternator
Governor
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Required equipment VFR night

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CAMAFOOTS +
Position lights
Anti-collision lights
Landing lights
Electricity (Alternator)
Spare fuselage
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Required equipment VFR day

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Compass
Altimeter
Manifold pressure
Airspeed
Fuel gauge
Oil pressure
Oil temp
Tach
Safety belt
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Required equipment general

IFR

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Generator / Alternator
Radio - Nav / Com
Altimeter - adjustable and sensitive
Ball - slip/skid indicator
Clock - min and sec
Attitude indicator
Rate of turn coordinator
Directional Gyro
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VOR equipment check for IFR operations (every 30 days)

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VOT (VOR Test Facility) 360from 180to
Own location on map (within 6)
Dual 2 VORs both within 4 from e.o.
Ground checkpoint on the airport, w. 4
Airborne within 6
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VOR operational check

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Place
Error
Date
Signature

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Aircraft documentation

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Air worthiness certificate
Registration
Operating handbook POH
Weight and balance

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Inspections

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100 hour inspection
Preflight
ADs
Service bulletins (not mandatory)
Transponder/pitot-static system (24m)
VOR receiver (30d, only for IFR flights)
Annual inspection
Life limited parts
Time before overhaul (TBO)
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Task management

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Aviate
Navigate
Communicate

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Fundamental skills during attitude instrument training

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Instrument cross-check
Instrument interpretation
Aircraft controll

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Required equipment

IFR - Instrument Flight Rules

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Gyro (Directional/heading indicator)
Gyro (Attitude Indicator)
Gyro (Turn coordinator)
Inclinometer (ball)
Altimeter (sensitive-with Kollsman w.)
Clock (hours, minutes and seconds)
Radio (Com+Nav suitable for route)
Altinator / Generator
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Preflight action

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Fuel (+30 min)
Alternate (airports)
Delays (ATC)
Weather
Aircraft performance (500ft/min)
Runway lengths
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IFR flight plan weather

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1402+1

1000ft ceiling
400ft above approach minimums
2 SM visibility

Between ETA and ETA + 1 hour
If no SIAP - have to file alternative

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IFR flight plan weather alternative

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(Below 1402+1)

201

200ft ceiling above approach minimum
1 SM visibility

or No SIAP

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Malfunction reports under IFR

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Aircraft identification
Equipment affected
Degree of capability to continue
Assistant from ATC

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Requirement for certificates, ratings and authorizations

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Student pilot certificate
Medical certificate
ID with photo
Logbook (student pilot only)
Endorsement (student pilot only)
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Immediate notification to NTSB Part 830

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Property damage (>25,000$)
Overdue aircraft
Fire in flight
Collision
Rotor blade damage (MR or TR)
Accident
Flight control malfunction
Turbine
Crew unable to preform duties

Helicopter (1 decks)

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