IFR quick reference items

[Will Kumley]

Wondering if anyone else is like me and keeps quick reference items on or under their kneeboard.

When I completed my VFR training I made a single sheet quick reference list that lives under my kneeboard so I have a place to easily verify stuff when I have questions. The VFR version has emergency transponder codes, cruising altitudes, airspace cloud restrictions, light gun signals, and maybe a couple other items.

As I prepare to complete my IFR training I'm building a similar quick reference IFR table and I'm curious if there is anything in particular experienced IFR pilots like to have in the plane so they don't need to look it up? Currently, I've got lost comms procedure, and IFR reporting points. Is there anything else you would want or add?

 

[midlifeflyer]

I have one I did back near the turn of the century. I never actually used it. It's dated a bit , but FWIW, here it is.

I actually think the flight plan information, albeit ICAO format, is even more important now since some Centers seem to be asking for the whole thing (and air filing with FSS is not quite gone yet). If I did modify it, it would include the minimum ICAO codes needed (which might not reflect everything I have in my "normal" filing profile).