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Question 1

What areas of operation must the IPC cover?

Answer 1

The IPC must cover air traffic control clearances and procedures, flight by reference to instruments, navigation systems, instrument approach procedures, emergency operations, and post-flight procedures.

Question 2

What is the IFR recency of experience exemption for a PIC?

Answer 2

A PIC actively employed by a part 121 or 135 operator is exempt from IFR recency requirements when operating under part 91, 121, or 135 for that operator, provided they comply with the recency requirements for that operation.

Question 3

What is required for logging IFR recency experience?

Answer 3

For IFR recency requirements, log training device time and content.

Question 4

What are the requirements for logging instrument approach procedures?

Answer 4

To log an IAP, you must operate the aircraft solely by reference to instruments, be established on each required segment down to published minimums, and conduct the approach in actual or simulated IMC.

Question 5

What is the ‘IM SAFE’ preflight self-assessment?

Answer 5

The ‘IM SAFE’ preflight self-assessment includes: I - Illness, M - Medication, S - Stress, A - Alcohol, F - Fatigue, E - Emotion.

Question 6

What does ‘PAVE’ stand for in risk management?

Answer 6

‘PAVE’ stands for: P - Pilot, A - Aircraft, V - EnVironment, E - External pressure.

Question 7

What are the steps in the ‘DECIDE’ decision-making process?

Answer 7

‘DECIDE’ includes: D - Detect, E - Estimate, C - Choose, I - Identify, D - Do, E - Evaluate.