Sharpen Your Skills, for Safety's Sake
COMM1: IFR focuses on honing and perfecting radio skills. By de-mystifying the "system" through step-by-step audio sequences and breaking down the radio calls that controllers rattle off into definable bits of information, COMM1: IFR helps pilots to become smarter and more confident in the cockpit. And that translates into safer skies for everyone.
- Use actual aeronautical charts, airport diagrams and other visual aids in over 55 communication exercises.
- Practice unusual IFR situations, such as Radar Approaches, to be better prepared for the unexpected.
- Hear examples of what you are expected to perform in each lesson.
- Get expert feedback and compare your responses with the pros.
Are You Ready for the Challenge of IFR?
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COMM1: IFR challenges the instrument student or refresher pilot to demonstrate proper ATC phraseology and become proficient in their radio skills.
Rich visual and audio descriptions of every type of airport, enroute and airspace environment that pilots encounter under IFR, including emergency and equipment outage situations.
Interactive conversations with Clearance Delivery, Departure, Enroute, Approach, Tower and Ground controllers are among the 55 simulated exchanges.
Comprehensive 9-hour syllabus follows a logical and systematic progression for instrument students learning IFR operations and the many variables that can be encountered at different stages of flight.
PC computer requirements
Windows 95 or higher
486/66 Mhz PC processor
16 MB RAM
6 MB Hard drive space
800 x 600 resolution display with High Color (16 bit)
4x speed CD-ROM drive
Sound Blaster-compatible sound card
Microphone and Speakers (or headset)
Macintosh computer requirements
System 7.5 - 9.2
Will not operate on
osX
16 MB RAM
6 MB Hard drive space
800 x 600 resolution display with thousands of colors
4x speed CD-ROM drive
Mac microphone and speakers
