Instrument Pilot Podcast By Mzeroa.com

What are some of my best Instrument Pilot check ride tips, questions, secrets?

What can the NTSB reports teach us about icing?

How long can a pilot who has no instrument training expect to live after he flies into bad weather and loses visual contact?

5 actual Instrument Pilot check ride questions

What are the differences between currency and proficiency?

What are some things to consider when you are a single pilot in IFR conditions?

Are you spoiled by GPS?

How do you determine your personal minimums for IFR flight?

Now that we have our instrument rating, how do we keep it current?

Why is a great scan so important and how do you develop one?

What are some considerations when planning to fly from one airport to another in the IFR environment?

You’re flying an instrument approach in IMC conditions and you lose your radio(s). What is the best way to continue the flight / approach?

You’re on an approach and not lined up with the runway you are going to land on. What do I need to consider?

When’s the last time you did a partial panel, vacuum system failure, timed turn, with a magnetic compass?

Non-Precision Approaches simply don’t get enough credit

With the recent changes from PTS to ACS, what will a modern day Instrument Pilot check ride look like?

I believe six approaches for currency isn’t enough and here’s why.

MDA, MEA, MSA. There are so many altitude acronyms in IFR flying. In this episode, Jason helps you cut through the clutter and identify IFR altitude acronyms.

Listen in as Jason administers a mock check ride as Matt prepares for his Instrument Pilot check ride.

Lets dive into an NTSB accident report related to icing conditions