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  What Happens When ATC Amends Your IFR Route Clearance?

  Here's what ATC will tell you...

  • • Video
  • Boldmethod
  • 11/16/2025
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  Why Do Some Airports Have Multiple RNAV Approaches To The Same Runway?

  Two RNAV (GPS) approaches to the same runway? Here's why...

  • • Video
  • Boldmethod
  • 11/15/2025
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  When Should You Start A 'Pilot's-Discretion' Descent?

  When ATC gives you a "pilot's discretion" descent under IFR, how do you plan for it?

  • • Article
  • Boldmethod
  • 11/15/2025
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  Q&A: Why Am I Bouncing My Landings?

  Target fixation is often the cause. Here's how to fix it...

  • • Video
  • Boldmethod
  • 11/14/2025

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  Need To Lose Altitude? 5 Things You Can Do To Descend Quickly

  We've all been left a little too high to make a crossing restriction or a safe visual approach. Here's what you can do to descend quickly.

  • • List
  • Boldmethod
  • 11/13/2025
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  When Are You Required To Go Missed?

  Here's when you need to go missed...

  • • Video
  • Boldmethod
  • 11/12/2025
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  How To Handle a Left Crosswind

  Here's how to fly it...

  • • Video
  • Boldmethod
  • 11/12/2025
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  How To Fly a Charted Visual Flight Procedure (CVFP)

  You can find charted visual approaches at towered airports around the country. They're established for environmental considerations, noise abatement procedures, and for the overall safety and efficiency of air traffic operations.

  • • Article
  • Boldmethod
  • 11/11/2025
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  When Can You Expect Vectors-To-Final?

  Here's when you'll know...

  • Boldmethod
  • 11/11/2025

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  Quiz: Are You Legal To Take These 6 Flights?

  In partnership with AssuredPartners

  Can you legally take these flights?

  • • Quiz
  • Boldmethod
  • 11/10/2025
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  Where's Class G Airspace?

  Here's how you find it on a sectional chart...

  • • Video
  • Boldmethod
  • 11/10/2025
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  Can You Use The Approach Lights To Descend On a Non-Precision Approach?

  You might be surprised, but...

  • • Video
  • Boldmethod
  • 11/09/2025
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  What Happens If You Go Around After The Missed Approach Point On An Instrument Approach?

  You've been cleared for the ILS, and you break out of the clouds around 500 feet. As you begin your flare, traffic crosses the runway ahead of you. You initiate a go-around, but you're beyond the missed approach point (MAP).

  • • Article
  • Boldmethod
  • 11/08/2025
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  Where's The Final Approach Fix On An ILS?

  Here's where you'll find it...

  • • Video
  • Boldmethod
  • 11/08/2025
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  How Do You 'Establish Radio Communication'?

  • • Video
  • Boldmethod
  • 11/07/2025