Basic Instrument Rating (BIR) - Rules published - EASA
2020年3月4日 · The Basic Instrument Rating (BIR), introduced by Regulation (EU) 2020/359 and published in March 2020, is an amendment to Regulation (EU) No. 1178/2011. The new BIR requirements that will apply as of September 2021 introduce a qualification to fly in accordance with Instrument Flight Rules (IFR), but based on more proportionate requirements ...
Instrument Rating - AOPA
There are different ways to obtain training for your instrument rating, and the reason you want the rating may have an effect on the training method that you choose. Should you enroll in a highly regimented FAR Part 141 school? Perhaps a full-time or part-time instructor at your local airport could do the job.
EASA BIR Basic Instrument Rating - Patrick Lienhart
2022年10月13日 · Practical part is entirely competency based, has no minimum flight hour requirements & can even be done via a combination of training using home simulator (X-Plane) remote IFR sessions, on VFR approved aircraft for basic IR exercises and on IFR approved aircraft for IFR procedure training.
Fundamental Instrument Maneuvers - My CFI Book
The fundamental instrument maneuvers (straight-and-level flight, turns, climbs, and descents) are practiced to develop a pilot’s ability to control an aircraft solely by reference to instruments. Mastery of these maneuvers enhances the pilot’s situational awareness, precision, and confidence in managing the aircraft when flying in ...
Instrument Rating - The Flight Academy
Review the standard and nonstandard IFR procedures, approaches, missed approach techniques, and avionics uses. Apply knowledge gained in the Basic module to complete realistic scenarios that will challenge any Instrument Rated pilot.
IFR Series - AOPA
Become a better, safer pilot with the AOPA Air Safety Institute’s Beyond Proficient: IFR video series. The videos provide a unique perspective on how to fly safely in the departure, en route, and approach profiles under instrument flight rules.
On Instruments: Basic attitude flying - AOPA
2020年5月1日 · What’s the most important instrument flying skill? That’s easy—it’s the skill emphasized from the very beginning of your training for the instrument rating: basic attitude instrument flying, or BAI as it’s sometimes abbreviated. It’s maintaining airplane control by hand-flying without any visual references to the world outside the cockpit.
EASA CB IR Instrument Rating Course - Patrick Lienhart
2020年9月17日 · Fly 30h “outside an ATO” with your dedicated IRI and then 10h “inside an ATO” of your choice, pass IR skill test (practical flying exam). Fly IFR! If you happen to be an owner pilot or have access to or can charter an airplane, take a look at the EASA CB-IR and decide if it is advantageous for you.
7 Things to Expect During IFR Training - FLYING Magazine
2024年11月19日 · Instrument training begins with basic attitude flying. The pilot will be under a view limiting device (VLD), such as a hood or Foggles flight training glasses, so they can't see the horizon...
IFR Proficiency Series: Instrument Flying Training - PilotWorkshops
The course is delivered in a series of modules and provides a structured approach to improve your IFR proficiency. We tackle all aspects of Instrument flying with short, highly focused lessons. MODULE 1: IFR WEATHER AND FLIGHT PLANNING. These workshops teach you how to interpret the weather and plan your IFR flights using the latest online tools.
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