Initial Instrument Rating Course

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Initial Instrument Rating Course

Instrument Rating
An instrument rating allows a private or commercial pilot to fly in varied types of weather with reference to the flight instruments only. A pilot holding an instrument rating is less likely to be stranded on the ground during periods of low ceilings and visibility. In addition, an instrument pilot has the security of knowing that if the weather unexpectedly turns bad in flight, he or she can continue to the destination without having to divert.

Requirements

Private or Commercial License
FAA Third Class Medical
50 hours cross-country pilot in command time
40 hours in actual or simulated instrument conditions

Listed prices reflect the minimum amount of flight hours necessary for the certificate. Additional instruction may be necessary depending upon the abilities of each individual student. This course consists of the following:

40.0 hours in a Piper Warrior
40.0 hours of Flight Instruction
10.0 hours of One-on-One Ground Instruction
Jeppesen Sanderson Books
Examiner Fee for the check ride

Estimated Course Cost: …….. $5690.00
(Plus Tax)