Teach pilots how to fly in instrument conditions and further their knowledge of flying as a whole.
Adding instrument rating to your CFI certificate is a great way of improving your skills as both a flight instructor and as an instrument pilot. There is no minimum hour requirement to complete this program under Part 61. However, most pilots need 15-20 hours of flight training to reach the level of proficiency required to pass the practical test.
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COURSE SUMMARY
The purpose of this flight training is to teach you the skills, knowledge, and judgment required to safely teach others to fly under IFR in IMC, and to prepare you for the FAA’s Flight Instructor – Instrument Airplane Practical Test conducted by a Designated Pilot Examiner (DPE).
REQUIREMENTS
Read, speak, write and understand English.
Able to obtain an FAA 3rd Class Medical.
Pass a written test on the subject areas on which instruction or home study is required.
Pass an oral and flight test on procedures and maneuvers selected by an FAA inspector or examiner to determine competency.
Comply with the regulations that apply to the rating seeked.
Teach studentslow visibility flight to obtain their Instrument Rating.
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Our mission is to provide professional aviation training without the need of previous aviation experience. Patton Aviation offers complete training courses that will guide you to your desired goal.