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IPC Theory Revision Course
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Backing Up Your IFR Skills
Pilots wanting to maintain their Instrument Flight Rules (IFR) currency must pass an Instrument Proficiency Check every 12 months. Even if your practical instrument flight training and knowledge are up to date, it’s common for a pilot’s IPC theory knowledge to lapse. The Instrument Proficiency Check (IPC) Theory Revision Course is a time and cost-effective way to refresh your theory knowledge without undergoing a full IPC training course. You can approach your IPC test with full confidence with the theoretical knowledge to back up your flying skills.
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The Instrument Proficiency Check (IPC) Theory Revision Course is offered as a single 80-minute module, accessible via online subscription. The course is delivered as an online video presented by an experienced Flight Instructor and can be accessed for 12 months from the time of purchase. For those that require extended or more specific learning, we offer subscribers discounted online theory sessions with a Flight Instructor. If you require flight training in addition to the theory component, we recommend considering our IPC Refresher Course, which includes practical flight training as well. Contact our flight training specialists to discuss which course is the most suitable given your previous experience and training.
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1. IFR Pilot Requirements
Privileges and limitations of the IR and associated endorsements, IFR currency, IPC requirements, IFR recency and single pilot operations.
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2. Operational Requirements
Take-off minima, holding and alternate minima, operations below LSALT/MSA, airspace classifications and procedures.
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3. Instrument Departure & Approach Procedures
IFR Departures, SIDs and STARs, 2D and 3D IAPs, CDI and azimuth guidance, visual circling, holding and missed approach procedures.
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4. Meteorology
Operational meteorology, meteorological minima, aviation forecast and reports.
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5. IFR Flight Planning
Aircraft instrument requirements, IFR navigation, route requirements, GNSS and PBN standards, and communication failures.
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