Instrument Pilot Flight Maneuvers Overview:

This manual will help in the explanation and standardization of the flight maneuvers required for the Instrument Rating Practical Test.  Any student preparing for his or her Instrument Rating will find this manual very helpful during their training.  And, Instrument Flight Instructor applicants and CFIIs will find this manual a beneficial teaching aid.

Reviews

"Although the FAA Practical Test Standards detail the maneuvers and tolerances expected by an examiner during a flight test, they don't explain how the maneuver should be performed.  Now a manual from Aero Tech Publications provides 'step by step procedures plus profiles'".
             - FLYING Magazine

"...provide practical simple carry-along guides for students going after their instrument license."
             - PLANE AND PILOT Magazine

"When it comes to studying the flight maneuvers required for the instrument rating there are few, if any, sources that codify and explain them in a step-by-step manner.  Until now.  Students will know what's expected of them and more importantly, what determines successful completion of the maneuver, before they take wing."
             - FLIGHT TRAINING Magazine

"As the FAA recommends, in the Fundamentals of Instruction, the best way to prepare the student to perform a task is to provide a clear, step-by-step example.  Instrument Pilot Flight Maneuvers gives the student recommended patterns to follow and is guaranteed to facilitate learning."
             - SEAN JERALDS
               Chief Flight Instructor
               Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University

"Instrument Pilot is an easy-to-follow analysis of all required instrument procedures.  Brad's uncomplicated approach is an excellent breakdown for any new pilot, or an effective review for seasoned veterans.  A fine reference both in the cockpit and on the ground...a must for any aviation library."
             - DAVID ROY
               Associate Director
               Center for Aerospace Safety Education
               Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University

125 pages.  By Brad Deines