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Instrument Proficiency Check Prepared in accordance with AC 6198A Date: Make/ Model/ Tail Number: Name: Certificate: Certificate Number: Ratings/Limitations: Total Time: Time In Type: Total Instrument

How to fill out instrument proficiency check

How to fill out instrument proficiency check

1. Read and understand the FAA regulations and guidelines for instrument proficiency check.
2. Ensure that you have the necessary documents and endorsements required for the instrument proficiency check.
3. Schedule an appointment with a certified flight instructor (CFI) who is qualified to conduct the instrument proficiency check.
4. Prepare all necessary equipment and documents, including charts, flight computer, and logbooks.
5. During the check, demonstrate your ability to perform various instrument procedures and tasks, such as holding patterns, approaches, and navigation.
6. Follow the instructions provided by the CFI and complete the required tasks accurately and safely.
7. Be prepared to handle emergency situations and demonstrate proper decision making during the check.
8. After successfully completing the instrument proficiency check, receive the necessary endorsements in your logbook.

Who needs instrument proficiency check?

1. Pilots who wish to exercise the privileges of an instrument rating or to act as pilot-in-command under instrument flight rules (IFR) must undergo an instrument proficiency check.
2. Pilots who have not maintained recent instrument flight experience may also need to undergo an instrument proficiency check to ensure their skills are up-to-date.
3. Instrument proficiency checks are necessary for pilots who want to stay current and proficient in their instrument flying skills.
4. Flight instructors who wish to renew their instrument instructing privileges are also required to undergo regular instrument proficiency checks.

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What is instrument proficiency check?

An instrument proficiency check is a test or assessment required for pilots to demonstrate their ability to fly using only the instruments in the aircraft, without relying on visual references.

Who is required to file instrument proficiency check?

Pilots who hold instrument ratings or certifications are required to file an instrument proficiency check.

How to fill out instrument proficiency check?

To fill out an instrument proficiency check, pilots must undergo a test or assessment conducted by a certified flight instructor or examiner.

What is the purpose of instrument proficiency check?

The purpose of instrument proficiency check is to ensure that pilots are proficient in flying using only instruments, especially in adverse weather conditions or low visibility.

What information must be reported on instrument proficiency check?

The instrument proficiency check must include details of the pilot, the type of aircraft, the date of the check, and the results or outcomes of the assessment.