Demonstrate how to find in the eAIP information related to: the instrument flight rules
and requirements for IFR flight in controlled and uncontrolled airspace
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ENR 1.3 INSTRUMENT FLIGHT RULES -sections 2 and 3
Demonstrate how to find in the eAIP information related to: airway designations and
frequencies
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ENR 1.4 ATS AIRSPACE CLASSIFICATION AND DESCRIPTION
, With reference to a published standard instrument departure chart, describe the
departure procedure including radio frequencies and navigation aids to be used,
expected clearances, headings, tracks, altitudes and level restrictions, any other
restrictions such as noise abatement procedures, sector safe altitudes and climb
performance requirements. - With regard to cruising levels - describe the IFR semi-
circular rules.
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odd east 360 - 179, even west 180 -359
Demonstrate how to find in the eAIP information related to: explanatory information
for the decode of meteorological charts, forecasts and observations
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GEN 3.5 METEOROLOGICAL SERVICES - Section 3
Explain the privileges of the holder of an UK IR/EIR (as applicable).
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fly under instrument flight rules. The instrument rating enables you to fly the
aircraft solely with reference to the in-cockpit instrumentation. This means
you will be able to fly in cloud and other circumstances of reduced visibility
Describe the meaning of various airfield lights : guard lights and stop bars
and requirements for IFR flight in controlled and uncontrolled airspace
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ENR 1.3 INSTRUMENT FLIGHT RULES -sections 2 and 3
Demonstrate how to find in the eAIP information related to: airway designations and
frequencies
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ENR 1.4 ATS AIRSPACE CLASSIFICATION AND DESCRIPTION
, With reference to a published standard instrument departure chart, describe the
departure procedure including radio frequencies and navigation aids to be used,
expected clearances, headings, tracks, altitudes and level restrictions, any other
restrictions such as noise abatement procedures, sector safe altitudes and climb
performance requirements. - With regard to cruising levels - describe the IFR semi-
circular rules.
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odd east 360 - 179, even west 180 -359
Demonstrate how to find in the eAIP information related to: explanatory information
for the decode of meteorological charts, forecasts and observations
Give this one a try later!
GEN 3.5 METEOROLOGICAL SERVICES - Section 3
Explain the privileges of the holder of an UK IR/EIR (as applicable).
Give this one a try later!
fly under instrument flight rules. The instrument rating enables you to fly the
aircraft solely with reference to the in-cockpit instrumentation. This means
you will be able to fly in cloud and other circumstances of reduced visibility
Describe the meaning of various airfield lights : guard lights and stop bars
