Instrument takeoff Radio communications Navigation systems Emergency procedures Postflight procedures 

## Lessons 10 through 19—Orientation, intercepting, tracking, and holding using each navigation system installed in the aircraft 

## Ground Training 

Preflight planning Navigation systems NAS ATC Emergencies 

## Flight Training 

Aircraft and instrument preflight inspection Checklist procedures Radio communications Departure procedures En route navigation Terminal operations Partial panel operation Instrument approach Missed approach Approach to a landing Postflight procedures 

## Lessons 20 and 21—Cross-country flights 

Ground Training Preflight planning Aircraft performance Navigation systems NAS ATC Emergencies 

## Flight Training 

Emergency procedures Partial panel operation Aircraft and instrument preflight inspection Checklist procedures Radio communications Departure procedures En route navigation Terminal operations 

Instrument approach Missed approach Approach to a landing Postflight procedures 

## Lessons 22 and 23—Review and practice 

## Ground Training 

Human factors Aerodynamic factors Flight instruments and systems Attitude instrument flying Basic flight maneuvers Navigation systems NAS ATC Emergency operations 

## Flight Training 

Aircraft and instrument preflight inspection Checklist procedures Radio communications Review and practice as determined by the flight instructor Instrument takeoff Partial panel operations Unusual attitude recoveries Radio communications Navigation systems Emergency procedures Postflight procedures 

## Lessons 24 and subsequent—Practical test preparation 

## Ground Training 

Title 14 of the Code of Federal Regulations (14 CFR) parts 61, 71, 91, 95, and 97 Instrument Flying Handbook Practical test standards Administrative requirements Equipment requirements Applicant’s requirements 

## Flight Training 

Review and practice until the student can consistently perform all required tasks in accordance with the appropriate practical test standards. 

NOTE:  It is the recommending instructor’s responsibility to ensure that the applicant meets 14 CFR part 61 requirements and is prepared for the practical test, including: training, knowledge, experience, and the appropriate instructor endorsements. 

