Instrument Rating Practical Test Standards for Airplane, Helicopter and Powered Lift: FAA-S-8081-4E

Description

This updated manual guides student pilots, flight instructors, and FAA-designated examiners through checkrides—the final test in acquiring a pilot license. Written by the FAA, this book lists the knowledge and experience prerequisites and provides study and reference materials. Knowledge requirements, physiological conditions (such as dehydration or spatial disorientation), light planning exercises, and skill requirements for takeoff and landing are among the topics included in this reference. Review: What do you need to know for your IFR cheek ride is here - Small but rich of contents.. this book is the guideline for your IFR check ride... highly recommended Review: It's a PTS.. You need this for your ... - It's a PTS.. You need this for your checkride. Other than using it to know what will be asked on the checkride, you will most likely need to reference it when talking about the instrument proficiency check (IPC). I was asked this on my checkride, it shows you what you need to do to complete an IPC and when you would need one (that is something that needs to be memorized anyhow, but this shows the individual tasks which you can show the examiner to help boost your answer). Passed on the first try. No complaints.