INSTRUMENT PILOT FLIGHT PRACTICE

Catalog description

Students will develop the skills required for basic instrument flying, communications, navigation, intercepting and tracking courses, holding patterns, and instrument approaches. Topics covered include: basic attitude instrument flying, aviation weather, navigation, and instrument approaches. It includes up to 35 hours of dual flight instruction. The course requirements are met when the FAA issues the student his/her Private Pilot Certificate with an Instrument Rating. Student will be evaluated using the Airmen Certification Standards (ACS) published by the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA).