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Direct Tailwinds FAR/AIM Flags: Instrument / CFII

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Part# 13-25620
MFR Model# FAR-IR-CFII

Overview

Maximize your study time and focus on preparing for your checkride with our patent pending FAR/AIM Instrument Rating Flags
  • Flags are pre-printed with standard FARs all Instrument/ CFII Rated pilots are required to learn
  • Double-sided flag technology allows you to view information on both sides of the FAR/AIM.
  • Perforated to allow easy fold and alignment
  • Designed with rounded edges to keep flags from getting caught in books/bags
  • Uniquely color coded flags based on requirements for easy identification
  • Repositionable adhesive - adjust/remove flags as and when needed
  • Includes portable review card to aid memorization of frequently used acronyms and test questions
  • Includes a list of essential acronyms and note for study and review
All products are designed and manufactured in the United States of America.
   
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