Instrument Rating allows you to fly in instrument meteorological conditions.
Of course, you'll also learn which IMC that is right and safe for a flight.
Instrument Rating Course
Instrument rating refers to the qualifications that a pilot must have in order to fly under instrument flight rules (IFR). For most private pilots, the most significant value of flying under IFR is the ability to fly in instrument meteorological conditions (such as inside clouds).
Of Course, You'll Also Learn Which IMC is Right and Safe for a Flight
Understanding and identifying safe IMC conditions is crucial for ensuring safe flights. Our training program includes comprehensive instruction on how to evaluate weather conditions and make informed decisions about when it is safe to fly under IFR.
Benefits of Instrument Rating
For most pilots, the primary value of flying under IFR is the ability to fly in various weather conditions, ensuring safer and more reliable travel. With an Instrument Rating, you can:
- Navigate Through Clouds: Fly safely through clouds and low-visibility conditions.
- Increase Safety: Enhance overall flight safety by being prepared for unexpected weather changes.
- Expand Flight Opportunities: Access more airports and routes, even when weather conditions are less than ideal.
- Advance Your Career: An Instrument Rating is a crucial step for those pursuing a professional piloting career.
Pre-Requisites for Enrollment
To enroll in our Instrument Rating course, you must meet the following requirements:
- Language Proficiency: Ability to read, speak, write, and understand the English language with a minimum TOEIC score of 700.
- Medical Standards: Meet the physical standards for a second-class medical certificate.
- Pilot Certification: Possess either a Private Pilot or Commercial Pilot certificate with an Airplane category and Single-Engine Land class rating.
Ideal Training Location
Our bases in Batam and Bintan are strategically located just 45 minutes away from the bustling city of Singapore and the tropical paradise of Bintan Island. This makes it an ideal location for pursuing your dream of becoming a pilot. The close proximity to these destinations provides ample opportunities to enjoy dynamic city life or a relaxing island experience during your downtime. With excellent connectivity via air and sea, Batam and Bintan offer the perfect balance between an enriching education and an enjoyable lifestyle.
Minimum requirements to qualify for a Instrument Rating at FlyBest, you need:
50 hours of ground
20 hours of flight
20 hours of AATD
Many factors can influence the time it takes to complete your training, such as the frequency of flying, weather conditions, aircraft and instructor availability, and continuity in the training process. A consistent training schedule is the most efficient and reduces the need for review sessions.
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