Instrument Pilot Oral Exam Guide: The comprehensive guide to prepare you for the FAA checkride (Oral Exam Guide Series) Paperback – June 26, 2020

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This has been a big help for me getting ready for my instrument check ride. I'm enrolled in a part 141 training program, so I have stage checks (like check rides, there is a flight, oral, and written exam). So far this has helped me out quite a bit on my stage checks and I've passed the first two with no stress.To be clear, this isn't a book that you should use as your only source to prepare for an exam. This is really helpful as a type of guide that you can read through to identify gaps in your knowledge. Each question has an answer paragraph or two that gives an example of a good response. If you read a question and you're sure that you know the answer, move on the the next one. If you read a question and you don't feel like you know the answer, take a look at the answer portion. If the answer is unfamiliar to you then you've got a good indication of what you need to brush up on. Using the book this way has helped me out to understand my deficient areas and know where I need spend more time studying.

I have been using the ASA oral books from my private pilot days. It is jam packed with info, but “a good pilot is always learning.” With that said, I am now reading the commercial version of ASA oral prep series!

Has almost everything you need, but it can never be 100% complete, and some ares have more information than what you may need as well. Just go online and search for IFR flashcards, there are many cram websites to help you learn the MNEMONICS such as GRABCARD, TOMATOFLAMES, RAWFAT, FLAPS, SHARPT, etc, and you will be fine.You will be well prepped for the oral, mine at least was very easy, and my particular examiner had this same book on his desk which he was happy to see that I has read. The good thing is everything is referenced, and there are questions at the end of each chapter which you need to go look up yourself, you are expected to know them. After you're done, do a quick ground questionnaire with your instructor and have him sign you off.This worked well on my desktop and on my tablet on the go with the kindle app.

Studying pilot materials, this makes it so my wife can test me on questions in preparation for the oral exam.

I feel like this book did everything I could expect a book to do to prepare me for my instrument checkride

This is very helpful, but I used lots of other guides and practices as well.