Your First Year Flying IFR

September 29, 2025

On September 25, 2025 Dean presented this topic at the FAAST Meeting.

Achieving an instrument rating is the just the beginning of your never-ending IFR experiential learning. In this presentation, we will explore a variety of concepts and actions to improve your IFR flying proficiency, including:

Putting Your Toe in the IFR water
Being a student of weather
Knowing your aircraft by the numbers and a maneuver to fly all flight configurations
Getting in the system regularly
Alternates- there are more than one
Emergencies

Completion of American Bonanza Society Instructor Training Courses

Air Corgi is pleased to anounce that Dean has recently completed the following ABS Instructor Courses: Beechcraft Essentials System Training (BEST): Bonanza/Debonair S35-V35B; C33A, E33A/C,

AIR CORGI AT ABS INSTRUCTOR CROSS TALK

Tom Turner and Doug Rozendaal hosted this 1 1/2 day seminar covering Beech specific training issues. Around 20+ instructors attended and covered topics including: Common

5 Things Every Beechcraft Pilot Should Know

Date: November 6 Place: Salt Lake City Airports Building, 1911 North 2200 West Time: 6pm Dean will be making this presentation, with Tom Turner’s permission,

Making an Informed IFR Weather Go/No Go Decision

On June 12, 6pm at the SLC Airport Building on 1911 N2200 W, Dean will be presenting this topic. This presentation will utilize a case

Your First Year Flying IFR

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