This content was created by Kenny Keller. This content was uploaded by Kenny Keller. This is a YouTube video titled "Navigating the Biggest Challenge of the FAA Helicopter Check Ride" created on April 10, 2023. It discusses the challenges applicants face with the IACRA login and password process during FAA helicopter check rides, emphasizing the importance of instructors ensuring their students are prepared for this step to avoid delays.
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I apologize. I guess I probably should have wrote that down or had it somewhere. All right. Hi. I need help. Rotor tips brought to you by Helicopter Online Ground school's no go decision button. When you feel the pressure to fly, but know the right decision is to stay on the ground, hit the hogs no go and live to fly another day. Helicopterground.com Our next rotor tip is talking about the IACRA login and password. Or at least the struggles with the IACRA login and password. I have spent literally countless hours with applicants not knowing how to log in to this government website. And it really shouldn't be that difficult. However, you'll be shocked how painful that this step can be for the applicant. And what I have found for those that struggle with that login procedure is that the stress level goes up. And anytime the stress level goes up is when we start to lose some of the focus. So just note to the instructors, make sure that they know how to log in to iacra. And the purpose of that is that the applicant needs to sign electronically the 8710 form. It's just part of the pre test protocols that the applicant has to do on this government website. And sadly, after three attempts, the website will lock the applicant out. And I've had this happen a few times. I'm sure other DPEs will attest to this too. And it could delay the test an hour, maybe a couple hours. All right, Mr. Hauser, we are all the way down now to where you need to log into the 8710 and sign it for me. So looks like you don't have an iPad or anything, so I'll just let you use my laptop. So I am logged out and I will now just turn this around and I'll let you log in and then you can sign it electronically. Okay. Most guys have their password written down someplace. I always remember my past. You got it. Okay. Because a lot, A lot of people struggle here. Yeah. So, yeah, I'm glad you came prepared and have it ready to go. All right, go ahead. No problem. Yep, go ahead. Oh, that. That didn't work. Okay. Keep in mind you're only allowed three chances and it will lock you out. Okay. Let me. Let me try again then. Hang on. Okay. All right. I'm pretty sure this is it. Okay. Good deal. All right, here we go. Here we go. Here we go. Excellent. Okay. What? No. Are you locked out? It's telling me that I've got to do a password recovery and call, I think. I apologize. I guess I probably should have wrote that down or had it somewhere. All right. Hi. I need help. So, again, this is just a. It's just a recommendation to make sure that as an instructor, you have. You have prepped your student well enough. And this one's pretty easy. Just write it down someplace. Write down the login and the password, and this will go just so much easier for him. Sam.
