Instrument Proficiency Check (IPC)
If a pilot is not "Instrument Current" per Federal Aviation Regulation Part 61.57(c) and is 6 months over, they need an IPC!
The FAA requires 6 instrument approaches, intercepting/tracking courses, and holding within the previous 6 months to be current. Instrument flying is a "use it or lose it skill".
Each pilot is different, but we suggest that in addition to FAA currency requirements, pilots have: at least one hour of simulated or actual instrument time in the previous month; at least one instrument approach in the same period an IPC in the previous six months.
Please contact us for more information and to get started on an exciting adventure in life learning!
Preparing for the IPC
FAASafety.gov
Complete Course: ALC-38
Use of Aviation Training Devices
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