IFR oral exam prep. Discussion in 'Cleared for the Approach' started by airheadpenguin, May 5, 2013. While there's a lot of good material in those "Oral Prep" books, the FAA guidance on practical tests no longer calls for those simple Q&A methods, but rather goes for "situationally based The Oral Exam Topics and Example Questions While Examiner Looks at the Airplane Log Books 1. What inspections are required for IFR? 2. How often does the pitot-static system need to be checked? 3. How often does the transponder need to be checked? 4. How often does the ELT need to be checked? 5. Is there anything else that needs to be checked

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