Instrument Rating is very important asset to any pilot especially for those aspiring to make flying as a career. The course trains pilots to be proficient in flying and navigating under IFR (Instrument Flight Rules) condition such as poor visibility, inclement weather and night flying in whatever IFR aircraft being used. The course is a combination of: 60 Hours Classroom Instructions 20 Hours Instrument Training in an approved Simulator 10 Hours (Minimum) of actual flight training in an...
People who enroll in the Commercial Pilot Course can be considered as aiming for flying as their career. The course provides a much more rigid training compared to a Private Pilot Course. The course consists of: 160 Hours of Classroom Instructions 110 Hours of Flight Training The course prepares the student to a disciplined, serious and prestigious career in aviation.