The Jeppesen Garmin G1000 - IFR Procedures training is a new and advanced, extensive computer-based training program developed with input from Garmin that teaches the skills required to master the operation and confidently fly the G1000 in IFR conditions. Learn how to pull up and fly instrument procedures, load and activate approaches including RNAV and GPS approaches, new WAAS-enabled approaches such as LNAV, LNAV/VNAV, and LPV approaches, departures and arrivals, as well as performing course reversals, holding patterns, and executing missed approaches. The Jeppesen scenario-based, guided simulation system provides complete and comprehensive training allowing the pilot to become proficient in all advanced functions and tasks required for IFR flight and greatly facilitates the transition to flying the Technically Advance Aircraft and the Garmin glass cockpit.
The training includes a multi-mode methodology that includes a "Demo Mode" demonstrating the selected topic using narration, text, and animated graphics. A "Training Mode" that guides you through the required steps to accomplish the task, and a "Solo Mode" enabling the assessment of the user's performance. Over 40 topics taught in six categories emulating the phases of flight including Using NEXRAD in the Terminal Environment, WAAS Benefits, WAAS Approaches Overview, and Common Mistakes.
Key Features:
Computer-based training that is much more effective than video-based training
Scenario-based guided simulation
Extensive demonstration movies with helpful narration
Hands-on interactive learning
Easy Program Navigation
On-screen, textual "Pop-Up" prompts to help you complete steps
Intuitive, logical interface that makes program navigation easy
Crisp vector-based graphics
Progress tracking
The topics covered in the Jeppesen Garmin G1000 IFR Procedures training are segmented by category in IFR flight sequence. The program begins with the Departure Scenarios category followed by En Route Scenarios. It then progresses to WAAS Overview, Approaches, Quick Tips, and Common Mistakes. |
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