Gleim Instrument Pilot Syllabus

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Instrument Pilot Syllabus is a step-by-step lesson plan for your Instrument pilot training. This book presents a complete ground and flight training course of study designed to expedite completion of your Instrument Pilot certificate.

Instrument Pilot Syllabus is intended to be used with the following four books: Instrument Pilot FAA Knowledge Test, Aviation Weather and Weather Services, Instrument Flight Maneuvers, and FAR/AIM.

To simplify and facilitate your training, each ground and flight lesson directs you to a specific chapter or pages to read in one or more of the books listed above. This allows you to review the material before your lesson and be prepared, which means you will obtain more during the lesson and save yourself time, frustration, and money.

This book will help you progress through your training as quickly as possible. By focusing on "PTS proficiency," which means that you can perform at the level required by the FAA's Instrument Pilot Practical Test Standards (PTS), you will have clear step-by-step goals with the reward of obtaining your sport pilot certificate.

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Gleim Instrument Pilot Syllabus

2 Customer Reviews

$19.95
In Stock

List Price: $22.95
Item #5604
PN: 9781618544261

Gleim Instrument Pilot Syllabus Overview:

Instrument Pilot Syllabus is intended to be used with the following four books: Instrument Pilot FAA Knowledge Test, Aviation Weather and Weather Services, Instrument Flight Maneuvers, and FAR/AIM.

7-1th Edition

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Absolutely Necessary

By A Customer from Tucson,AZ on Thursday, April 18, 2019
Pros: Very concise. An essential guide to the safe completion of this rating.
Review: This is an addition and detailed guide for the instructor and student to keep track of the students progress. To have a complete reference for items that need to be improved or that were not up to performance standards. And also to accomplish this without the instructor having to make up a syllabus. Really the question, simply answered, is what are all syllabus for? They wouldn't exist if they weren't a reason. When the student opens his kit, this should be followed in such a way that the student and the instructor are in agreement over what has and hasn't been accomplished and to what degree of proficiency. This wasn't just thrown into the kit to increase the price, it's there for a very good reason and in this case Gleim has done an out standing job of providing a framework to success.

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Not Necessary

By CRAIG from Southern California on Friday, March 26, 2010
Pros: Concise
Review: I think this book is decent, but not necessary for successful IFR flight training. My CFII suggested that we use this book as the basis for our training. I guess my problem is that this book is really just a compilation of lists. I think he could have provided this to me. There isn't a lot of "instructional material" in this book. It's good if you just want a LIST of things you should cover on your way to an instrument rating, but don't expect anything more than that. There are much better choices if you are looking to LEARN something from a book.

Absolutely Necessary

By A Customer from Tucson,AZ on Thursday, April 18, 2019
Pros: Very concise. An essential guide to the safe completion of this rating.
Cons: there are no cons
Review: This is an addition and detailed guide for the instructor and student to keep track of the students progress. To have a complete reference for items that need to be improved or that were not up to performance standards. And also to accomplish this without the instructor having to make up a syllabus. Really the question, simply answered, is what are all syllabus for? They wouldn't exist if they weren't a reason. When the student opens his kit, this should be followed in such a way that the student and the instructor are in agreement over what has and hasn't been accomplished and to what degree of proficiency. This wasn't just thrown into the kit to increase the price, it's there for a very good reason and in this case Gleim has done an out standing job of providing a framework to success.
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Not Necessary

By CRAIG from Southern California on Friday, March 26, 2010
Pros: Concise
Cons: Nothing can be learned from this book.
Review: I think this book is decent, but not necessary for successful IFR flight training. My CFII suggested that we use this book as the basis for our training. I guess my problem is that this book is really just a compilation of lists. I think he could have provided this to me. There isn't a lot of "instructional material" in this book. It's good if you just want a LIST of things you should cover on your way to an instrument rating, but don't expect anything more than that. There are much better choices if you are looking to LEARN something from a book.
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