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Instrument Flying Handbook
Airplane Basic Flight Maneuvers
Using Analog Instrumentation

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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

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 


 

Introduction

Instrument flying techniques differ according to aircraft
the, class, performance capability, and instrumentation.
Therefore, the procedures and techniques that follow need
to be modified to suit individual aircraft. Recommended
procedures, performance data, operating limitations, and
flight characteristics of a particular aircraft are available in the
Pilot's Operating Handbook/Airplane Flight Manual (POH/
AFM) for study before practicing the flight maneuvers.

The flight maneuvers discussed here in Chapter 5-I assume
the use of a single-engine, propeller-dirven small airplane
with retractable gear and flaps and a panel with instruments
representative of those discussed earlier in Chapter 3, Flight
Instruments. With the exception of the instrument takeoff, all
of the maneuvers can be performed on "partial panel," with the
attitude gyro and heading indicator covered or inoperative.