Instrument Rating
FAA Instrument Rating
- 40 hours of actual or simulated instrument time
- 15 hours must be received from a flight instructor
- 20 hours maximum instrument time in a Aviation Training Device (ATD or BATD) if no more than 10 hours is credited toward the instrument time requirements in a flight simulator or flight training device
- One cross-country flight must be under IFR with a flight plan filed with ATC, at least 250nm along airways ( or ATC-directed routing ) involving an approach at each airport and a total of three different kinds of approaches using navigation systems.
Introducing our new King Ground Schools Software!
Our best with their best
King is the industry leader in ground training
We have always had our students in mind while building and shaping our Flight School. With our partnership with King Schools, we are able to provide a learning experience unlike any other. With our integrated training courses we are able to give students all the tools they need for their entire license or rating at their fingertips 24/7. With the new King school courses our instructors can track each individuals progress and help them along with our integrated CTA network. It's the most advanced ground training in the industry and it will save you money! Some other perks are that it comes with the basics to get you started out on the right foot in your training. We are very proud of our partnership with King and we look forward to showing you all the wonderful things it can do for you.
What we ask of our students and pilots
All students will :
- Act in an appropriate and professional manner, at all times
- Maintain a minimum 90% average on all academy and FAA exams
- Obtain and maintain renters insurance (avg. cost $150.00 / yr.)
- Bring your " A " game, the rest flies into place