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Basic Attitude Instrument Flying – Instrument Flight

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Hello Everyone,

I am currently doing my CFII course and soon I will have a flight to teach BAI on G1000 equipped C172S.

I have gone through the IFH and read about scanning, and errors such as omission, fixation and emphasis, and primary and supporting instrument during climb, descend, and turns.

For those who already have experiences in teaching instrument course, how should I plan out my lesson plan and in what order do I need to teach my instructor when we go fly?

Steve.

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  1. Mark Kolber on Jun 14, 2016

    Search for a syllabus. They are fairly similar since that are based on the same history of what has worked for decades.

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