VFR Communications You probably felt intimidated when learning to talk on the radio. You're not alone. In fact, VFR radio communications remain one of the scariest and most difficult things pilots must learn in order to fly in today's airspace. Once you learn to talk on the radio, the challenge is then to keep your communication skills sharp. This can be difficult, especially for pilots who don't fly frequently. And with no “formal” communications training, it's easy to develop bad habits over time. This simple, Pilot-Friendly Manual eliminates mic-fright and helps you learn good communications skills quickly and easily. IFR Communications If you feel intimidated by IFR communications, you're not alone. The IFR system is complex, and the number of radio calls pilots must understand can be overwhelming. That's a problem. There are instrument-rated pilots who avoid flying IFR altogether. Some pilots let mic fright prevent them from getting the instrument rating at all. This IFR communications guide eases that pain by using the secret to IFR radio work: virtually all communications follow a script. Once you know the basic script, the variations become simple, and that's how this book works. Consider it a Field Guide to all the things IFR pilots and controllers say. Both Manuals Feature: Task-oriented format—what to say, when, and where AIM and FAA-approved radio phraseology Also the phraseology you're likely to hear in the real world Table of contents makes it easy to find what you need Fully illustrated with airspace and airport diagrams Advanced communications tips and techniques Digital manual looks great on an iPad; keep it in your EFB app for quick access Spiral-bound 8.5” x 11” printed manual for easy use in the cockpit Bonus videos to hear and see every radio call in action For pilots of all levels VFR The Pilot-Friendly VFR Communications Manual will help you improve on the radio, regardless of your flying experience. Whether you're a student pilot trying to learn this new language, or an experienced pilot who skirts busy airspace to avoid talking on the radio, this simple pilot radio communications guide gives you the confidence to do it right. Student pilot Learn best practices on the radio; don't develop bad habits Prepare for each lesson—learn what you need on that flight Improve fluency if English is your second language Experienced pilot Brush up on radio skills that may have gotten rusty Review things you aren't sure of before you encounter them in-flight Eliminate bad habits and poor phraseology (chances are you have some) Flight instructor Use proper radio phraseology—don't teach your students bad habits Review with students, cover radio work they will use on their next lesson Help your students feel more comfortable, from their first lesson to the check ride IFR This Pilot-Friendly IFR Communications Manual helps you improve on the radio, regardless of your flying experience. Whether you're just getting your Instrument Rating, or you're an experienced pilot who still feels intimidated flying IFR, this simple guide gives you the confidence to do it right. IFR Student Pilot Learn best practices on the radio; don't develop bad habits Prepare for each lesson by learning what you need on that flight Improve fluency if English is your second language Experienced IFR Pilot Brush up on radio skills that may have gotten rusty Review more complex situations before you encounter them in-flight Discover lesser-used requests that save you time and stress CFII Demonstrate proper radio phraseology to students (and watch their confidence swell) Prepare students for their next lesson with specific radio scenarios Help your students feel more comfortable, from their first lesson to the check ride Videos Show You How It's Done Some people learn better through reading, while others retain better by watching and listening. Either way, PilotWorkshops has you covered. They created 135 short videos demonstrating the VFR and IFR radio communications in action. These videos are available in Sporty's Pilot Training app, so you can watch them on your computer, tablet or phone. They help you gain a better understanding of where, when and what to say on the radio. The videos use the same table of contents as the manual, so you can jump right to the video you need. View sample VFR page here View sample IFR page here Comes with both formats This manual is available on Sporty's Pilot Training platform, so you can read the digital version online or on your tablet—alongside all your Sporty's courses. Powerful reading tools are included, like highlighting, search, and bookmarks. Or download the PDF for easy reading on all your devices, with or without an internet connection. You might even leave the 8.5” x 11” spiral-bound book in your flight bag! Digital (PDF) Quick and easy download Instantly available in Sporty's Pilot Training App Looks great on iPad Printed Manual Spiral-bound 8.5” x 11” manual All the same features of the PDF Free shipping
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