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Flight Simulator Training

IFR Training


IFR training is the "heart and soul" of Oregon Flight Sim.  We specialize in CFR Part 61, general aviation, Airplane Single-Engine Land (ASEL), instrument flight training, to include:

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  • Qualification Training: Pilot Instrument Rating

  • Qualification Training: Instructor Instrument Rating

  • IFR Recency of Experience (Currency)

  • IFR Proficiency (Skills, Confidence, Safety)

  • Instrument Proficiency Check (IPC) - Limitations Apply

  • Crosscheck (Scan), Interpretation, Aircraft Control

  • Flight by Reference to Instruments (S&L, Turns, Climbs, Descents, Airspeed Changes)

  • Unusual Attitude Recovery (Nose High, Nose Low)

  • Navigation (GPS, VOR/LOC, DME, ADF-NDB)

  • Intercepting and Tracking

  • Partial Panel

  • Timed Turns

  • Compass Turns

  • Holding

  • Arcs

  • Departure (Diverse, Radar, DVA, ODP, SID, VFR)

  • En Route

  • Arrivals (STAR, TAA, Pilot Nav, Feeder Routes)

  • Instrument Approach (ILS, RNAV, VOR, LOC, LOC-BC, ADF-NDB)

  • Missed Approach

  • ATC Communications

  • ATC Lost Communications

  • FAA Regulations

  • Flight Planning

  • Aeronautical Decision Making (ADM)

  • Risk Management (RM)

  • Aeromedical

  • Weather

  • Aircraft Systems (FD, Autopilot)

  • Aircraft System Failures

  • Normal, Emergency and Abnormal Procedures/Techniques

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VFR Training


Although our flight simulators are designed primarily for IFR, they also provide exceptional training for student and private pilots operating under VFR, to include:


  • VOR/LOC Navigation

  • GPS Navigation

  • Emergency VFR into IMC

  • Emergency Descent through IMC

  • Aircraft Systems


Systems Training

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Our simulators provide an exceptional tool for both VFR and IFR pilots to develop and then maintain the skills required to operate a variety of aircraft systems:

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  • Traditional (Round Dial) Aircraft

  • Technically Advanced Aircraft (TAA)

  • Digital (Glass Cockpit) Aircraft 

  • G1000 Operations.

  • GNS 430W and 530W Operations.

  • Autopilot Operations

  • Complex Aircraft

  • Constant-Speed Propeller

  • Retractable Landing Gear

  • VOR/LOC Navigation

  • NDB/ADF Navigation

  • Electronic Flight Bag (EFB) with Garmin Pilot

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Multi-Engine Training


Oregon Flight Sim is only authorized to provide single-engine dual flight training. ​

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