This advanced qualification can be added either on a Private Pilot License or Commercial Pilot License, and will enable you to fly in challenging weather conditions by solely relying on the flight instruments.
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You must hold a valid Private or Commercial Pilot License. |
ii. |
Hold a Class I medical certificate. |
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Have a valid Night Rating on your License. The 10 hours done during your Night Rating will be counted towards your Instrument Rating training. |
iv. |
Pass a General Radio License exam. |
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Successfully pass the online Instrument Rating examination (pass mark 75%). |
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Complete 40 dual hours of Instrument flying time, of which 20 hours can be done on an approved simulator. |
vii. |
Pass a practical flight test with a Grade I Designated Flight Examiner. |
viii. |
Have flown 50 hours cross country time as Pilot-in-Command (PIC). |
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Once all requirements are met, all documentation is sent to the CAA and a fee must be paid in order to include the instrument rating in your License. |
