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IFR Oral Questions IFR Flight Time Requirements 50 hours cross country as PIC (at least 10 in airplanes) 40 hours Instrument (actual or simulated) 15 hours instrument dual training from CFI (in same type) 3 hours instrument training within 60 days prior to test 250 NM cross-country conducted under IFR with 3 different types of approaches When is Instrument Rating required? On IFR Flight Plan In Class A Airspace In weather conditions less than VFR Under special VFR within Class B, C, D, and E surface areas between sunset and sunrise (night) Recency-of-experience requirements for IFR 6 instrument approaches, holding patterns, and intercepting/tracking of courses using navigation aids within the preceding six months. 3 take-offs and landings within preceding 90 days (full stop at night) to carry passengers Biennial flight review If instrument currency expires, what can be done to become current again? Within six months of expiration, complete the requirements (instrument approaches, holding patterns, and intercepting/tracking courses) with a safety pilot in simulated IFR conditions only. After that, must get a check with an examiner, authorized instructor, or FAA-approved person. Requirements of safety pilot Possess a current medical certificate Possess a private pilots license with appropriate category/class ratings If flight is conducted on an IFR flight plan, safety pilot must have instrument rating Info a PIC must be familiar with before a flight All available information, including: weather reports and forecasts fuel requirements alternatives if flight cannot be completed as planned known ATC delays runaway lengths of intended use takeoff and landing distances What are fuel requirements for flight in IFR conditions? With alternate airport: enough fuel to fly to intended airport (holding pattern included), then to alternate, then for 45 minutes after at cruise speed Without alternate airport: enough to fly to destination airport and land with 45 min fuel remaining