Instrument rating
The Instrument Rating prepares you to fly safely in a wider range of weather conditions.
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Stages:
- Flying solely by referece to instruments
- Instrument approach procedures
- Instrument cross country training and preparation for FAA flight check
Duration:
- 2 - 3 months
FAA requirements:
- 20 hours of dual simulation instruction
- 30 hours of dual flight instruction in C-172
- 30 hours of theory
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- Overview
In this phase, students will get their Instrument Rating and complete their training in the fundamentals. The student will use a view limiting device that prevents them from seeing outside the window of the aircraft. This will teach the student to fly the airplane by understanding and utilizing the instruments.
- Privileges & restrictions
- Allows students to fly aircraft in low visibility situations (like in clouds)
- Fly solely by reference to instruments into airports worldwide.
- Requirements
- Have a private pilot certificate
- Be at least 17 years old
- Pass practical and oral flight exams before the FAA
- Still Have Questions?
Our Academic Advisors are here to help. Whether you have questions about eligibility, training, financing, or scheduling, we’re ready to guide you every step of the way.
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