NRS 440VN IOM COMPREHENSIVE
HEALTHCARE QUALITY REVIEW SHEET
FULL SOLUTIONS
●● When can you log instrument time?
Answer: FAR 61.51 (g)
A person may log instrument time only for that flight time when the
person operates the aircraft solely by reference to instruments under
actual or simulated instrument flight conditions
●● What must be written in the logbook to use an approach for recency
of experience?
Answer: Location and type of each approach and the name of a safety
pilot if required
●● Where can a pilot acquire instrument time?
Answer: Airplane, FTD, ATD
(for flight simulator, instructor must be present and sign off)
●● When can an instructor log instrument time when instructing?
Answer: In actual IFR conditions
,●● When can an instructor log an instrument approach?
Answer: "When conducted in an aircraft maneuvering in IMC, and the
aircraft transitions from IMC to visual flight conditions on the final
approach segment of the IAP prior to or upon reaching MDA or
DA/DH"
(IMC past the FAF)
●● What is the required recent flight experience for instrument
experience?
Answer: FAR 61.57 (c)
6 HITs
6 instrument approaches with holding procedures and intercepting and
tracking through the use of navigational electronic systems in actual
weather conditions or under simulated conditions
●● When is an IPC required to regain currency?
Answer: FAR 61.57 (d)
— if a pilot fails to meet the instrument
,experience requirements of 61.57(c) for more than six calendar months,
they may only
reestablish their currency through an IPC.
●● Where can you find the requirements for an IPC?
Answer: ACS Instrument Rating (pg A-12)
●● What is required for an IPC?
Answer: 1. Holding
2. Unusual Attitudes
3. Intercepting and Tracking and Arcs
4. Non-Precision
5. Precision
6. Missed
7. Circling
8. Landing
9. Loss of Primary
10. Checking Instruments and Equipment
●● How many approaches are required on an IPC?
Answer: 3
, 1 precision
1 non-precision w/ circling
1 non-precision w/ partial panel
●● What cannot be done in an ATD for an IPC?
Answer: Circling, landing, and multiengine (if applicable)
●● What happens if a student does not pass the IPC? What should you
log?
Answer: Do not endorse them for the IPC and log it as dual given. We
do not need to mark it as unsatisfactory.
●● What are the pt 61 Instrument Rating Requirements?
Answer: FAR 61.65
*50* hrs XC PIC (10hrs airplane)
Max of *20*hrs AATD
*40* hours instrument time...
*15* of those hours with a CFII
*3*hrs within 2 cal months with CFII
HEALTHCARE QUALITY REVIEW SHEET
FULL SOLUTIONS
●● When can you log instrument time?
Answer: FAR 61.51 (g)
A person may log instrument time only for that flight time when the
person operates the aircraft solely by reference to instruments under
actual or simulated instrument flight conditions
●● What must be written in the logbook to use an approach for recency
of experience?
Answer: Location and type of each approach and the name of a safety
pilot if required
●● Where can a pilot acquire instrument time?
Answer: Airplane, FTD, ATD
(for flight simulator, instructor must be present and sign off)
●● When can an instructor log instrument time when instructing?
Answer: In actual IFR conditions
,●● When can an instructor log an instrument approach?
Answer: "When conducted in an aircraft maneuvering in IMC, and the
aircraft transitions from IMC to visual flight conditions on the final
approach segment of the IAP prior to or upon reaching MDA or
DA/DH"
(IMC past the FAF)
●● What is the required recent flight experience for instrument
experience?
Answer: FAR 61.57 (c)
6 HITs
6 instrument approaches with holding procedures and intercepting and
tracking through the use of navigational electronic systems in actual
weather conditions or under simulated conditions
●● When is an IPC required to regain currency?
Answer: FAR 61.57 (d)
— if a pilot fails to meet the instrument
,experience requirements of 61.57(c) for more than six calendar months,
they may only
reestablish their currency through an IPC.
●● Where can you find the requirements for an IPC?
Answer: ACS Instrument Rating (pg A-12)
●● What is required for an IPC?
Answer: 1. Holding
2. Unusual Attitudes
3. Intercepting and Tracking and Arcs
4. Non-Precision
5. Precision
6. Missed
7. Circling
8. Landing
9. Loss of Primary
10. Checking Instruments and Equipment
●● How many approaches are required on an IPC?
Answer: 3
, 1 precision
1 non-precision w/ circling
1 non-precision w/ partial panel
●● What cannot be done in an ATD for an IPC?
Answer: Circling, landing, and multiengine (if applicable)
●● What happens if a student does not pass the IPC? What should you
log?
Answer: Do not endorse them for the IPC and log it as dual given. We
do not need to mark it as unsatisfactory.
●● What are the pt 61 Instrument Rating Requirements?
Answer: FAR 61.65
*50* hrs XC PIC (10hrs airplane)
Max of *20*hrs AATD
*40* hours instrument time...
*15* of those hours with a CFII
*3*hrs within 2 cal months with CFII
