Comm 1 IFR Radio Simulator

The Comm 1 IFR Radio Simulator helps master IFR communications. The Comm I IFR Radio Simulator is designed for the pilot working toward their instrument rating and for the already rated instrument pilot looking to brush up on their radio management. During a flight under instrument conditions a pilot does not want to be at a loss for correct phraseology. This is especially true when things are busy in the cockpit and the pilot needs to focus on making a correct approach. The IFR Radio Simulator works on both Windows-based and Macintosh computers. The software program, on CD-ROM, meets the requirements for AIM approved radio phraseology and has been reviewed by the FAA for accuracy.

The IFR Radio Simulator has over nine hours of interactive communication training. As the user becomes more advanced they can interact with rapid-fire ATC exchanges. The oral practice and interaction with ATC maximizes memory retention and shortens the learning curve. The lessons include:

Before You Begin

Locating Frequencies
IFR Resources
Approach/Departure
ARTCC
ATISAWOS/ASOS
Clearance Delivery
CTAF
FSS
Ground
Tower

Filing an IFR Flight Plan

From the Ground
While Airborne

Before You Taxi

AWOS/ASOS
ATIS
Radio Check

Obtaining Clearance

At Non-Towered Airports
At Towered Airports
While Airborne
Converting from VFR
Unacceptable Clearances
Tower-Enroute Clearances
Amended Clearances

Departure

From Non-Towered Airports
From Towered Airports
Instrument Departure Procedures

Enroute

Hand-Offs
Traffic Advisories
Altitude Changes
Heading Changes
Position Reports
Route Deviations
Direct
Temporary Frequency Changes
Pilot Reports
VFR On-Top
Change in Destination
Canceling IFR
Required Reports

Arrival

Descent
AWOS/ASOS
ATIS
Stars
Cruise Clearance
Holding

Approach

Approach Clearance
Radar Vectors
Course Reversal
Visual/Contact Approaches
PAH/ASH Approaches
Wind Check
Missed Approach
Missed Approach Holding
Flying Practice Approaches

Landing

At Non-Towered Airports
Canceling IFR
Closing IFR
At Towered Airports
LAHSO

When Things Go Wrong

Unexpected Routing
Clearance Void Time
In-Flight Emergencies
Minimum Fuel
Lost Communications
Reestablishing Communications
NAV Equipment Failure
Diverting to an Alternate
"No Gyro" Approach
Transponder Problems


Comm I VFR Radio Simulator is now compatible with Windows 8 and MAC software.

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