Examiner Report for Instrument Rating a Skill Test Form

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are you legal to fly ifr this is a question that has a many part answer so let's get into everything that goes into making sure you and your aircraft are legal to conduct an ifr flight first what does it take to get your ifr rating many of us get our rating under part 61 after having completed the private pilot certification here's 61.65 d of the far showing the aeronautical experience requirements to be eligible for the check ride the general requirements are mainly based on hours of experience starting with the need to have conducted at least 50 hours of cross-country flight time as pilot in command cross-country flights are defined for these purposes as taking off from one airport and landing at a second airport which is a straight line distance of 50 or more nautical miles away next up is a requirement for 40 hours of time and actual or simulated instrument conditions there are two ways to get this experience as an instrument student working on your rating the first is to fly with