|    The purpose of this manual is to help in the explanation, visualization and execution of the flight maneuvers required for the Instrument Pilot Practical Flight Test. Students preparing for their oral and flight test will find this manual helpful.  Any pilot preparing for a Instrument Competency Check (ICC), can use this manual as a refresher on maneuvers that you may not have executed in quite some time. Instrument Flight Instructor applicants and Certified Instrument Flight Instructors will find this manual a beneficial teaching aid.  The manual breaks down each maneuver required on the Instrument Practical Test in six parts: 
    - FAA objective for the maneuver. 
  - FAA completion standards.
  - General description of the maneuver.
  - Detailed step by step textual description on how to execute the maneuver as recommended by the FAA.
  - References to FAA publications where the information was compiled from.
  - Detailed graphic profiles summarizing the procedure in a visual format.
  - Also included are airspeeds, pitch attitudes, bank angles, power settings and configurations for a Cessna 172P plus room to add the same information for up to three additional aircraft.
    Benefits of this manual over other flight maneuver manuals: 
  - Certified Instrument Flight Instructors can use this teaching aid as an excellent resource for preflight briefings. 
  - Only detailed maneuvers manual with a spiral binding. Easy to lay book open flat in the classroom or in the cockpit.
  - Several flight schools use this manual as a standardization tool for all their instructors and students.
  - There is no other source that details the Instrument Pilot Maneuvers like this book.
    TABLE OF CONTENTS:  ORAL SUBJECTS  Weather information  Cross country flight planning   Aircraft systems related to IFR operations   Aircraft flight instruments and navigation equipment  Loss of communication   PREFLIGHT PROCEDURES   Instrument cockpit check   AIR TRAFFIC CONTROL CLEARANCES AND PROCEDURES   Compliance with departure, enroute, and arrival procedures and clearances   FLIGHT BY REFERENCE TO INSTRUMENTS   Intrument takeoff   Straight and level flight   Change of airspeed   Constant airspeed climbs   Constant airspeed descents   Constant rate climbs   Constant rate descents   Timed turns to magnetic compass headings   Magnetic compass turns   Steep turns   Recovery from unusual flight attitudes   NAVIGATION SYSTEMS AND INSTRUMENT APPROACH PROCEDURES   Intercepting and tracking navigational systems and DME arcs   Intercepting and tracking a VOR and GPS radial   Intercepting and tracking NDB bearings   Intercepting and tracking DME arcs   Holding procedures   No-gyro radar vectoring and approach procedures   Nonprecision instrument approach procedures   VOR/DME/RNAV/GPS instrument approach procedures   NDB instrument approach procedures   Localizer, localizer bank course, localizer directional aid, and simplified directional facility approach procedures   Nonprecision instrument approach profile   Precision ILS approach procedures   Missed approach procedure   Circling approach procedure   Landing from a stright-in or circling approach procedure   Vertical S, S-1, and S-2   APPENDIX   Abbreviations   ATIS clearance 1   ATIS clearance 2   Clearance shorthand   Instrument approach review   |