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Hosted by Jiří Koutný · 🇺🇸 US · EN · 116 episodes
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The Scan – IFR from Concept to CockpitA no-nonsense aviation podcast for private pilots tackling the EASA BIR.Not just theory—this is the guide I wish I had.If you’ve nailed your PPL and want to fly smarter, safer, and further, you’re in the right cockpit.Each episode breaks down what actually matters in IFR flying: how to think, plan, and stay sharp.
Jiří Koutný hosts Fly The Scan - Instrument Flying from Concept to Cockpit, a education show with 116 episodes published.
We'll break down the recent, legally binding EASA SERA updates (effective May 2025) for lost communication procedures in Europe, explaining the new 20-minute rule for maintaining assigned level and speed, and the critica
This episode stresses the paramount importance of clear, concise, and unambiguous EASA/ICAO standardized phraseology for single-pilot IFR, highlighting common errors to avoid and practical techniques for effective commun
We'll outline robust icing avoidance and immediate escape strategies for non-FIKI aircraft, including meticulous pre-flight analysis for freezing levels and visible moisture, and crucial in-flight actions like changing a
This episode focuses on subtle indications of icing, particularly the hard-to-see clear ice and insidious ice crystal icing, emphasizing the importance of recognizing changes in engine sound, performance, or instrument r
This episode clarifies the critical "no-go" rule for non-FIKI (Flight Into Known Icing) certified aircraft, explaining the types of ice, their severe aerodynamic effects, and why attempting to fly into known icing condit
We'll discuss spatial disorientation as a primary cause of fatal accidents in IFR, explaining how human senses provide misleading information in IMC, and emphasizing the crucial need for absolute trust in instruments thr
This episode focuses on effective and precise communication with Air Traffic Control (ATC) in complex European airspace, reiterating standard phraseology, the CRAFT mnemonic for clearances, and mandatory reports for main
We'll delve into developing strong instrument scanning and cross-checking techniques, including the Radial and Rectangular Cross-Checks, to efficiently extract critical information from the instrument panel and avoid com
This episode defines situational awareness (SA) in IFR operations, explaining its four-part process (Perception, Comprehension, Projection, Decision Making) and providing practical strategies to boost SA, including inten
We'll explore effective workload management strategies for single-pilot IFR, emphasizing the "Aviate, Navigate, Communicate" principle, the use of checklists, automation as an ally, prioritization, eliminating distractio
This episode covers critical emergency procedures and contingency planning in IFR, including Engine Failure After Takeoff (EFATO) actions, distinguishing "Minimum Fuel" from "Mayday Fuel," general emergency actions (Squa
We'll explore specific weather phenomena posing significant hazards to IFR flight, including fuel frost, temperature inversions (and their effect on performance), lightning strikes on composite aircraft, and various caus
This episode delves into advanced weather interpretation for IFR, focusing on understanding trend forecasts in TAFs (BECMG, TEMPO, PROB) and their practical implications for go/no-go decisions, fuel planning, and alterna
We'll discuss terrain awareness as a critical component of IFR safety, particularly in varied European terrain, explaining how to use charts (MSAs, Grid MORAs) and technology (GPWS/TAWS, eTOD) to prevent Controlled Fligh
This episode covers essential IFR navigation techniques, explaining how to use traditional ground-based aids like VOR, NDB, and ILS, alongside modern satellite-based RNAV/GPS systems, and the crucial "Substitution vs. Mo
We'll provide a detailed understanding of European airspace classifications (A through G) for IFR operations, focusing on the common challenges and responsibilities for BIR pilots, especially in Class D, E, and G airspac
This episode highlights the indispensable role of digital tools like Autorouter and SkyDemon for comprehensive IFR flight planning in Europe, emphasizing their efficiency, safety enhancements, and the need for pilots to
This concluding episode stresses that obtaining the BIR is just the first step, emphasizing the critical importance of maintaining IFR currency and proficiency well beyond regulatory minimums through regular practice, on
This episode compares Jeppesen and LIDO aeronautical charts, discussing their distinct characteristics, level of detail, and suitability for various IFR operations, emphasizing the benefits of digital integration with EF
We'll showcase the seamless integration of Autorouter for IFR route planning and filing with SkyDemon for in-flight navigation, highlighting how these digital tools enhance efficiency, situational awareness, and provide
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Fly The Scan - Instrument Flying from Concept to Cockpit is hosted by Jiří Koutný. The show is categorised under education and has published 116 episodes.
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