I'm getting back into flying and want to complete my IFR training. I have the hours but need to relearn the material to take the test. The FAA has two books out right now. Do i need them both. FAA-H-8083-16B Instrument Procedures is the newest but 8083-15B Instrument Flying handbook is kind of what we learned off of back 80's.
Thanks, Robert
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