Learn tips and techniques from a Master CFI who has over 11,000 flight hours in more than 85 different makes and models of general aviation aircraft from the J-3 Cub to the turbine Cessna Conquest and the round engine Grumman Albatross!

Enhance your performance, reduce your workload, and increase your level of safety when flying single pilot IFR with this CD Practical IFR Flying. This CD provides a full hour of information on methods and techniques to make Single Pilot IFR flying simpler, easier, less stressful, and safer!

Find out helpful things your instructor never taught you! Learn how using current technology can reduce your risk in IFR flight!

The author, Chuck McGill, is the 2009 FAA CFI of the Year, Western Pacific Region, and has taught for the AOPA Air Safety Foundation, the Cessna Pilots Association, and the Mooney Aircraft Pilots Association Safety Foundation.

Chuck McGill (Master CFI, CFII, MEI) was 2009 CFI of the Year, FAA Western Pacific Region. Chuck has been instructing pilots since 1980 and has logged over 11,000 hours in general aviation aircraft.

Chuck specializes in providing customized training adapted to the specific needs of his students and the aircraft they fly. Primarily, Chuck's students fly high performance, single engine aircraft with turbo charged engines and Technically Advanced Avionics. In addition, Chuck teaches students seeking instrument and commercial ratings.

His training programs are insurance approved for initial and recurrent training by virtually all insurance underwriters. Chuck's pilot rating include Commercial FAA certificates for ASEL, SES, MEL, instrument Airplane, as well as his CFI and CFII.

Chuck holds Bachelor's Degree in Business Management and an MBA in Finance and Marketing and is a retired Lieutenant Colonel, U.S. Marine Corps.