Course curriculum

Material encompassing all fundamental aspects of the IFR environment

    1. IFR Refresher Course Introduction

    1. Your Hub For Resources, Guides & Calculators

    1. Study Resource - Aeronautical Information Manual (AIM)

    2. IFR Holder & Equipment Requirements

    3. Canadian Airspace System

    4. IFR Separation

    5. IFR Flight Planning & Speed Limit Order

    6. Instrument Flight Rules (IFR) With VFR Restrictions

    7. NOTAMs/CRFI

    8. Standard Pressure Region Hold Example

    1. Study Resource - CAP GEN

    2. Study Resource - Canada Air Pilot (CAP) Handout

    3. Taxi Minima

    4. IFR Departure Procedures

    5. Takeoff Alternates

    6. Position Reports, Lo Chart Basics & Mandatory IFR Routings

    7. Holds

    8. Hold Example - VOR

    9. Hold Example - GPS

    10. Hold Practice Problems

    11. IFR Procedures & Communications at Uncontrolled Airports

    12. Arrival Procedures

    13. Approaches

    14. Approach Minima

    15. Visual & Contact Approaches

    16. Missed Approach Procedures

    17. GPS Systems

    18. Alternate Minima

    19. Study Tool: Alternate Minima Calculator

    20. Alternate Flight Planning Practice

    21. Cold Temperature Corrections

    22. Remote Altimeter Setting

    23. Communications Failure & Transponder Operations

    1. Pitot Static System & Blockages

    2. VOR Orientation

    3. What Radial Are You On? (From Indication)

    4. What Radial Are You On? (To Indication)

    5. VOR "OFF" Indications Explained

    6. ADF Orientation

    7. Radio Navigation

    1. Weather Reports NEW

    2. Meteorology Practical Exam #1

    3. Meteorology Practical Exam #2

    4. Meteorology Practical Exam #3

About this course

  • $149.00
  • 48 lessons

Bonus: Mock IPC Ground Briefing

Sample Route Planning & Common Examiner Questions Included!

Pilot Testimonials

Are you preparing for an IPC or an upcoming Interview?

5 star rating

IFR refresher

David H

Did this on line refresher in preparation for my IPC ( Instrument Proficiency Check). As a non commercial, recreational pilot, it was a great way to review ...

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Did this on line refresher in preparation for my IPC ( Instrument Proficiency Check). As a non commercial, recreational pilot, it was a great way to review and update my IFR knowledge. I highly recommend it. David H - CYBW

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Professional Instructors

Canadian Flight Instructors & Airline Pilots

Founder/Instructor (ATPL) Dean Hardman

Dean is currently flying the Boeing 777, taking him to destinations around the world — each with its own quirks and navigational procedures (and the occasional interesting ATC accent). Before the 777, Dean operated the Boeing 737, Dash 8-400, and King Air 200, giving him a well-rounded view of both regional and international operations. Since becoming a Flight Instructor in 2014, Dean has specialized in teaching Multi-Engine and Instrument Ratings. His passion lies in helping future pilots not only pass exams, but truly understand the “why” behind the procedures. He also believes learning should be enjoyable — after all, if you can handle crosswinds and holds, a few tricky exam questions shouldn’t bring you down.

Founder/Instructor (ATPL) Jason Migadel

Jason currently operates the Bombardier Q400. Previously a Captain on the Beechcraft 1900, Jason has had the opportunity to work & fly in the training, corporate, charter & schedule service areas of the aviation industry. An aspect of aviation that Jason enjoys tremendously is the teaching/instruction and mentor-ship of student pilots navigating the industry. A fundamental aspect of INRAT Exam Prep is working closely with pilots/students, providing value & a wealth of knowledge to ensure student growth & continued success. Jason's educational background includes a Bachelor of Commerce (BCom) Degree with a focus in Finance at the University of Alberta School of Business.

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