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Instrument Flying
Handbook

Preface

Table of Contents

Chapter 1. Human Factors
Chapter 2. Aerodynamic Factors
Chapter 3. Flight Instruments
Chapter 4. Section I
Airplane Attitude Instrument
Flying
Using Analog Instrumentation
Chapter 4. Section II
Airplane Attitude Instrument
Flying
Using an Electronic Flight
Display

Chapter 5. Section I
Airplane Basic
Flight Maneuvers
Using Analog Instrumentation
Chapter 5. Section II
Airplane Basic
Flight Maneuvers
Using an Electronic Flight
Display

Chapter 6. Helicopter
Attitude Instrument Flying

Chapter 7. Navigation Systems
Chapter 8. The National
Airspace System

Chapter 9. The Air Traffic
Control System

Chapter 10. IFR Flight
Chapter 11. Emergency
Operations

Automated Flight Service Stations (AFSS) . 9-4
ATC Towers 95
Terminal Radar Approach Control (TRACON) 9-6
Tower En Route Control (TEC) 9-7
Air Route Traffic Control Center (AR. ~TCC) 9-7
Center Approach/Departure Control 9-7
ATC Inflight Weather Avoidance Assistance 9-Il
ATC Radar Weather Displays 9-il
Weather Avoidance Assistance 9-11
Approach Control Facility 9-12
Approach Control Advances 9-12
Precision Runway Monitor (PRM) 9-12
Precision Runway Monitor (PRM) Radar 9-12
PRM Benefits 9-13
Control Sequence 9-13
Letters of Agreement (WA) 914

Chapter 10
IFR Flight 10-1
introduction 10-I
Sources of Flight Planning Information 10-2
Aeronautical information Manual (AIM) 10-2
Airport Facility Directory (AFD) 10-2
Notices to Airmen Publication (NTAP) 10-2
POl-1/AFM 10-2
IFR Flight Plan 10-2
Piling in Flight 10-2
Cancelling 1FR Flight Plans 10-3
Clearances 10-3
Examples 10-3
Clearance Separations 10-4
Departure Procedures (DPs) 10-5
Obstacle Departure Procedures (OD 10-5
Standard Instrument Departures 10-5
Radar Controlled Departures 10-5
Departures From Airports Without an
Operating Control Tower 10-7
En Route Procedures 10-7
ATC Reports 10-7
Position Reports 10-7
Additional Reports 10-7
Planning the Descent and Approach 10-S
Standard Terminal Arrival Routes (STARs) 10-9
Substitutes for Inoperative or Unusable
Components 10-9
Holding Procedures 10-9
Standard Holding Pattern (No Wind) 10-9
Standard Holding Pattern (With Wind) 10-9
Holding Instructions 10-9
Standard Entry Procedures 10-11
Time Factors 10-12
DME Holding 10-12

Approaches 10-12
Compliance With Published Standard Instrument
Approach Procedures 10-12
instrument Approaches to Civil Airport 10-13
Approach to Airport Without an Operating
Control Tower 10-14
Approach to Airport With an Operating
Tower, With No Approach Control 10-14
Approach to an Airport With an Operating
Tower, With an Approach Control 10-14
Radar Approaches 10-17
Radar Monitoring of Instrument Approaches 10- IS
Timed Approaches From a Holding Fix 10-IS
Approaches to Parallel Runways 10-20
Side-Step Maneuver 10-20
Circling Approaches 10-20
TAP Minimums 10-21
Missed Approaches 10-21
Landing 10-22
instrument Weather Flying 10-22
Flying Experience 10-22
Recency of Experience 10-22
Airborne Equipment and Ground Facilities 10-22
Weather Conditions 10-22
Turbulence 10-23
Structural Icing 10-24
Fog 10-24
Volcanic Ash 10-24
Thunderstorms 10-25
Wind Shear 10-25
VFR On-Top 10-26
VFR Over-The-Top 10-27
Conducting an IFR Plight 10-27
Preflight 10-27
Departure 10-31
En Route 10-32
Arrival 10-33

Chapter 11
Emergency Operations 11-1
Introduction 11-1
Unforecasted Adverse Weather 11-2
Inadvertent Thunderstorm Encounter 11-2
Inadvertent Icing Encounter 11-2
Precipitation Static 11-3
Aircraft System Malfunctions 11-3
Electronic Flight Display Malfunction 11-4
Alternator/Generator Failure 11-4
Techniques for Electrical Usage 11-5

 

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