Video Tip: Required IFR Reports
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Even in an era of advanced avionics and near-constant radar coverage, IFR flying still depends on clear, timely communication with ATC. Some reports are expected as part of the normal flow of a flight, but others are specifically required. In this video tip, we’ll break down the key IFR reports every pilot needs to know, including when to speak up, what to say, and how these calls help keep the system running safely and efficiently.
This video tip is from Sporty’s Instrument Rating Course. If you want to sharpen your skills and build more confidence in the system, Sporty’s Instrument Rating Course covers these required reports in detail—along with real-world scenarios and ATC audio to help you sound like a pro on every flight.
The IFR Focus Team is made up of experienced flight instructors, professional pilots, and editors dedicated to helping instrument pilots sharpen their skills. Drawing on decades of real-world flying and teaching experience, the team curates practical tips, training resources, and scenario-based content to make IFR flying safer and more enjoyable.
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