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Not every pilot needs an instrument rating, but it will give you the confidence
to make a journey when the weather is less than perfect. You will have the
skills necessary to make it safely to your destination if conditions worsen.
Just like all of our programs, we have developed a highly structured flight
training syllabus to help you master the intricacies of instrument flying.
Our training program operates under FAA Part 61. Depending each student's level
of experience, we make an effort not only to teach instrument skills, but also
to introduce Crew Resource Management (CRM) Training and concepts.
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Estimated Costs
The cost of adding an Instrument Airplane rating
to your Private Pilot Certificate will depend greatly
on the amount of experience you have.
The majority of new Private Pilots typically have
around 5 hours of Pilot In Command (PIC) cross-country
time and just over 3 hours of simulated instrument
time.
The FAA requires at least of 50 hours PIC cross-country
time and 40 hours of instrument time to be eligible
for an instrument rating.
Our training syllabus is designed to help you reach
both these time requirements, so that you will have
the FAA requirements as efficiently as possible.
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Fill out the easy form below to learn
more about our courses and start the enrollment process.
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Please call so that we can discuss your individual experience,
and more accurately estimate how much it may cost you
to complete an instrument rating.
Request more information / Submit a Question
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Feel free to give us a call anytime so we
may answer any of your questions!
(631) 807-1373
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