Quick access to IFR procedures in any cockpit

Pocket size — easy to take on a flight, to the simulator, and to the briefing.
Well-structured and visual: plenty of illustrations and clear diagrams for fast revision.
Practical focus — from approach procedures to communications and weather.
Ring binding — opens to the right page and lies flat on your knees.

Description

INSTRUMENT FLIGHT REVIEW is a compact “cheat sheet” for pilots who fly under instrument flight rules or are preparing to refresh their IFR skills. It brings the most essential procedures and explanations together in one place, so you can quickly brush up before a flight, during training, or ahead of a recurrent check. The material is presented concisely and logically — from the basic principles of using flight instruments to typical en-route scenarios and approach operations.

The book helps you confidently practise the key elements: flight planning, manoeuvre execution, interaction with ATC, and proper cockpit workload management. A separate emphasis is placed on reading and applying meteorological charts and data, which is critical for decision-making in reduced visibility. Thanks to the large number of illustrations, diagrams, and short info blocks, you can quickly find the section you need and absorb it without unnecessary “fluff”.

The ring binding is another practical advantage: the book is easy to open to the required page, it won’t close by itself, and it sits comfortably on your knees or any surface in the cockpit. This makes INSTRUMENT FLIGHT REVIEW especially useful for everyday use — as a reference, as study notes for preparation, and as a visual aid when revising procedures.