Advance your flying with training for flight under instrument conditions.
Expand your capabilities with an Instrument Rating, allowing you to fly in a wider range of weather conditions and improve your precision as a pilot. Our training combines in-aircraft and simulator experience to help you master IFR procedures, approach plates, and decision-making in IMC.
Master real-world instrument flying scenarios, including holds, approaches, missed procedures, and enroute navigation.
Train in modern aircraft or flight simulators to sharpen procedural awareness without burning Hobbs time.
Learn to read and brief approach plates, execute holds, fly in busy airspace, and deal with ATC under pressure..
Track proficiency and readiness through structured stage checks, simulator sessions, and knowledge test milestones.
A Private Pilot Certificate and 50 hours of cross-country PIC time (among other minimums).
Yes — up to 20 hours in an FAA-approved simulator may count.
Weather permitting, yes. Most training is a mix of hood and IMC conditions.
Yes, the FAA Instrument Airplane Knowledge Test (IFR) is required before the checkride.
Phone: (813) 665-0343