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Instrument Flight Rules (IFR) versus Visual Flight Rules (VFR) – What is the Difference

Pilots choose IFR or VFR flights based on flight goals and conditions, with VFR being more suitable for training flights and IFR for longer, direct flights due to efficiency and safety. In this infographic, we will discuss What is the Difference between (IFR) and (VFR)? <br>

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Instrument Flight Rules (IFR) versus Visual Flight Rules (VFR) – What is the Difference

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  1. Instrument Flight Rules (IFR) Instrument Flight Rules (IFR) versus Visual Flight Rules versus Visual Flight Rules (VFR) – What is the Difference? (VFR) – What is the Difference? The Rules Instrument Flight Rules and Visual Flight Rules, also known as IFR and VFR, are distinct regulations that dictate the timing of flight. What Are Visual Flight Rules (VFR)? Visual Flight Rules require pilots to maintain reference to ground and avoid obstructions, utilizing Visual Meteorological Conditions (VMC) in different airspace classes. What Are Instrument Flight Rules (IFR)? Instrument Flight Rules (IFR) permit aircraft to operate in non-VFR conditions, relying on instruments, with exceptions like Night VFR and Special VFR. Flight Planning for VFR and IFR Conditions Flight planning relies on VMC or IMC, with VFR offering greater flexibility in route and altitude, while IFR requires pre-determined routes and aircraft, influenced by flight goals and conditions. Flight Training for Instrument Flight Rules Flight training necessitates VFR flexibility, while instrument flying is prohibited under IFR. To fly under Instrument Flight Rules, obtain an Instrument Rating, suitable for IFR requirements. www.learntofly.edu.au

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