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What is the procedure for regaining instrument currency after 12 months without instrument flight?
What is the procedure for regaining instrument currency after 12 months without instrument flight?
After being cleared for an approach and being radar vectored, when can you change altitude?
After being cleared for an approach and being radar vectored, when can you change altitude?
What do a row of flush-mounted flashing white lights near the runway indicate?
What do a row of flush-mounted flashing white lights near the runway indicate?
Which action should be taken if a pilot is vectored to an approach but does not have the specific approach procedure in mind?
Which action should be taken if a pilot is vectored to an approach but does not have the specific approach procedure in mind?
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Which requirement must an instrument-rated pilot meet to conduct an ILS approach?
Which requirement must an instrument-rated pilot meet to conduct an ILS approach?
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Study Notes
Question 4
- To regain instrument currency after 12 months without instrument flight, successfully complete an instrument proficiency check with an FAA-certified flight instructor.
Question 5
- While being radar-vectored for an approach, maintain your assigned altitude until established on a published route or instrument approach procedure.
Question 6
- Flush-mounted flashing white lights perpendicular to the runway centerline are land and hold short lights.
Question 7
- The correct procedure for recovering from an excessively nose-high critical attitude is not described.
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Test your knowledge of aviation instrument proficiency with this quiz. It covers essential guidelines for instrument flight, including recovery procedures and maintaining altitude during approaches. Perfect for pilots looking to polish their skills and ensure safety in the air.
