Instrument
Rating
Description
This pertains to the qualifications that are required of a pilot, in order to fly under the Instrument Flight Rules (IFR). This is generally done after a PPL/CPL and involves specific rules and procedures. With an IR certification on top of your PPL/CPL, you will have great professional opportunities and versatility to your license. This course teaches you to fly safely with precision using Instruments, even in unpredictable/harsh weather conditions. Further instructions for instrument specific flying, meteorology, etc will also be provided.
RGAA will base admission decisions on high school performance and extra curricular activities. Admission is open to all qualified applicants. We also help in assisting you to get education loans from the bank. A staff from the bank is always available in our office. You must be accepted for enrollment before financial aid eligibility is evaluated. RGAA will base admission decisions on high school performance and extra curricular activities. Admission is open to all qualified applicants. We also help in assisting you to get education loans from the bank. A staff from the bank is always available in our office. You must be accepted for enrollment before financial aid eligibility is evaluated.RGAA will base admission decisions on high school performance and extra curricular activities. Admission is open to all qualified applicants. We also help in assisting you to get education loans from the bank. A staff from the bank is always available in our office. You must be accepted for enrollment before financial aid eligibility is evaluated.RGAA will base admission decisions on high school performance and extra curricular activities. Admission is open to all qualified applicants. We also help in assisting you to get education loans from the bank. A staff from the bank is always available in our office. You must be accepted for enrollment before financial aid eligibility is evaluated.
Instrument Rating (IR) is an excellent addition to your PPL/CPL for several reasons:
Eligibility
Additional Educational Requirements
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Private/Commercial Pilot License
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100 Hours of flight time as PIC including 50 hours of cross-country
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Current FRTO and COP/RT/R License
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Knowledge of Morse Code
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Total 40 Hours of Instrument Flying
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20 Hours actual on Aircraft
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20 Hours on Simulator
Future Prospects
Having an Instrument Rating complements all the benefits of doing a PPL and CPL. It also opens horizons to a wide range of employers that significantly prefer Pilots with an IR than those without while also providing you with a higher quality of flying ( A far enriching professional career).