Difference between revisions of "Instrument Flight Rules"

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'''Instrument Flight Rules''', also known as "IFR", are rules governing [[flight]] procedures during limited visibility or other operational constraints. Under IFR, [[pilot]]s must file a flight plan and fly under the guidance of [[radar]].
 
'''Instrument Flight Rules''', also known as "IFR", are rules governing [[flight]] procedures during limited visibility or other operational constraints. Under IFR, [[pilot]]s must file a flight plan and fly under the guidance of [[radar]].
  
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Latest revision as of 00:58, June 28, 2016

Instrument Flight Rules, also known as "IFR", are rules governing flight procedures during limited visibility or other operational constraints. Under IFR, pilots must file a flight plan and fly under the guidance of radar.