At Teens in Flight, our Instrument Rating Program is designed to take your flying to the next level by developing the skills and judgment needed to safely operate in instrument conditions. Our training follows FAA standards while focusing on practical, real world flying not simply preparing you to pass a checkride.
Students will learn to confidently navigate by instruments, plan and fly instrument approaches, understand weather and risk, and make sound decisions when conditions become challenging. Our goal is to build pilots who are not only prepared to meet FAA standards, but who are also prepared for the responsibilities and decision-making required of real world instrument flying.
Real World Instrument Flying
Instrument Rating Training
Our Instrument Rating program is designed to provide you with the knowledge, skills, and confidence needed to become a safe and capable instrument-rated pilot. We follow FAA standards while focusing on more than simply passing the checkride. From mastering instrument procedures and approaches to developing sound judgment and decision-making, our training prepares you to handle the challenges of real-world instrument flying with confidence.
Requirements 14 CFR § 61.65
Have a current private pilot certificate
Have 50 hours of PIC cross country flying experience
Complete the required minimum training requirements
40 hours of actual or simulated instrument experience
15 hours instrument training with an CFII
Specific instrument cross-country experience
Pass an FAA written exam
Complete an FAA practical test
Cessna 172N $160 an Hour
Instructor $60 an Hour