Instrument Flight Rules Quiz
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Which rules are applicable to the pilot in command when operating under a VFR-on-Top clearance?

  • VFR when 'in the clear' and IFR when 'in the clouds.'
  • Only VFR operations are permitted.
  • VFR and IFR. (correct)
  • IFR only.

    • What is the minimum logged experience required for a pilot in command on an IFR flight within the last six months?

  • Three instrument approaches plus three hours of actual or simulated instrument time.
  • Five instrument approaches and two hours of actual IFR flying.
  • Six instrument approaches plus practice in holding procedures and intercepting and tracking courses. (correct)
  • Three hours of simulated flight and IFR navigation.

    • When leveling off from a climb or descent, by how much should you lead the desired altitude?

  • By direct transition without leading.
  • By 10% of the vertical speed. (correct)
  • By 5% of the altitude to avoid overshooting.
  • By 10% of the airspeed.

    • Which of the following options would appropriately help an instrument-rated pilot regain currency after 12 months without instrument flight?

    <p>Completing an instrument proficiency check with a certified instructor.</p> Signup and view all the answers

    In the context of instrument flying, what practice is specifically required when you log six instrument approaches?

    <p>Including practice in holding maneuvers and course intercepts.</p> Signup and view all the answers

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