Coming Up in the Next IFR Flight Radio

In your next edition of the IFR Flight Radio Show we’ll talk about picking up an IFR clearance while airborne.

Also, what ATC means by “climb unrestricted”. And, all about clearances for a cruise descent. Plus a new question to ponder.

In the meantime, here’s a good read. My friend and highly experienced pilot, Sarah Fritts of ThinkAviation.net just published a Kindle book called


The Instrument Pilot’s Survival Guide.*

If you buy the book by Friday, April 22, you can get it for only $0.99. Sarah tells me the price will increase to $3.99 over the weekend and then $8.99 on Monday, April 25. Secure your copy at Amazon.com* before the price goes up. I’ll have more details about her book in the next show.


 
 
*The fine print: If you make a purchase at Amazon.com using this link, I receive a small commission.

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