Instrument Pilot Oral Exam
What are the total cross-country and instrument (or simulated instrument) flight time amounts that a pilot must log to apply for an instrument rating? (1.A.1)
- Cross-country: 50 hours
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Instrument Pilot Oral Exam
What are the total cross-country and instrument (or simulated instrument) flight time amounts that a pilot must log to apply for an instrument rating? (1.A.1)
- Cross-country: 50 hours
- At least 10 hours must be in an airplane
- Instrument: 40 hours of actual or simulated instrument time
What kind of instrument (or simulated instrument) cross-country experience must a pilot must log to apply for an instrument rating? (1.A.1)
- At least one cross-country flight of 250 nm or more with an authorized instructor (CFII) performed under a filed IFR flight plan and that includes an instrument approach at each airport and a total of at least three different kinds of approaches.
What kind of instrument (or simulated instrument) experience must a pilot must log to apply for an instrument rating? (1.A.1)
- At least 15 of the 40 hours from an authorized instructor (CFII)
- At least three of those 15 hours must be within two calendar months before the practical test
When does a pilot require an instrument rating? (1.A.2)
- When flying in Class A airspace
- When filing an IFR flight plan
- Between sunset and sunrise wen operating under Special VFR in airspace Classes B, C, D, and E surface areas
- When carrying passengers for hire either at night or for trips in excess of 50 nm.
What is the mnemonic/acronym to remember IFR recency requirements? (1.A.3)
6-6-6-HIT
- 6 approaches
- Previous 6 calendar months
- Includes Holding, Intercepting, and Tracking approaches
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