CESSNA 172P SKYHAWK — Training Manual

The Regal Air Instrument Pilot Handbook is designed for pilots training to obtain their Instrument – Airplane Rating. This handbook provides essential information and procedures to ensure safe flight operations during training. It covers various aspects of flight training, including preflight preparation, normal procedures, IFR procedures, and emergency protocols. The content is tailored to meet the requirements of both Part 61 and Part 141 training programs, ensuring that pilots are well-prepared for their practical tests and real-world flying. The handbook emphasizes safety and adherence to FAA regulations, making it a critical resource for students at Regal Air.

• The training program consists of three stages, each ending with a Stage Check.
• Pilots must complete a minimum of 50 hours of Cross-Country PIC time under Part 61.
• Preflight preparation includes verifying aircraft airworthiness and reviewing required documents.
• Engine starting procedures must follow manufacturer instructions and Regal Air checklists.
• IFR flight plans should be filed for each airport when conducting multiple approaches.