New Twelfth Edition of the Instrument Rating Oral Exam Guide from ASA Released!

Aviation Supplies & Academics (ASA) has just released the twelfth edition of the Instrument Rating Oral Exam Guide by Jason Blair.

Content is aligned with the Airman Certification Standards (ACS) and includes new and expanded content for the preflight, departure, enroute, and arrival phases of instrument flight accompanied by scenario-based training. Additional study material is specifically included for Instrument Instructor (CFII) candidates and guidance for instrument proficiency checks (IPCs), making this book valuable both for instructors and for pilots preparing for an FAA instrument or CFI-I checkride or an IPC.

The book is arranged in a question-and-answer format; this essential guide lists the questions most likely to be asked by examiners during the practical test and provides succinct, ready responses. FAA references are provided throughout for further study, specifically ACS subject areas to help tie your study to the areas that are going to be included in the upcoming tests.

ASA and I put a lot of work into this updated edition; we sincerely hope you find it to be an upgraded version of the books that have for many years helped people prepare for their practical tests!

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About Jason Blair

Jason Blair is an active single and multiengine instructor and an FAA Designated Pilot Examiner with over 6,000 hours total time, over 3,000 hours of instruction given, and more than 3000 hours in aircraft as a DPE. In his role as Examiner, over 2,000 pilot certificates have been issued. He has worked for and continues to work with multiple aviation associations with the work focusing on pilot training and testing. His experience as a pilot and instructor spans nearly 20 years and includes over 100 makes and models of aircraft flown. Jason Blair has published works in many aviation publications with a focus on training and safety.

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