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Track
Commercial pilot (CPL/ATPL)
Also valid on
Private pilot (PPL)
Duration
4–12 weeks
Availability
On request
About the course
Option A: IR(A) FULL ON Airplane
‐ You’ll leave with an EASA IFR (Instrument Flight Rules) qualifications which will be entered in your pilot license, authorizing you to fly single engine aeroplanes under instrument conditions.
Aircraft and devices: CESSNA F172RG
Syllabus
What the training covers
Theoretical knowledge course: ‐ 150 hours : 90 % can be made on Distance learning platform – Info Wreck and 10 % in classroom with an instructor. (Just for PPL(A) without ATPL exams) ‐ Theoretical knowledge couse covers: ‐ Air Law and ATC Procedures ‐ Aircraft General Knowledge ‐ Instrumentation ‐ Flight Performance and Planning ‐ Human Performance ‐ Meteorology ‐ Radio Navigation ‐ IFR Communication ‐ Threat and Error Management (TEM) If the student has already pass ATPL exams at local CAA no need for theoretical course. RO.ATO ‐ 013
Flying: ‐ 50 hours instrument time under instruction, including normal procedures and emergency drills, ‐ 4:30 hours for progress tests; ‐ at the end of the flying instruction the student must pass a Skill Test with an certified examiner from CAA.
Time scale
How long it takes
- ‐ The theoretical instruction shall be completed within 18 months. ‐ The flight training and the skill test shall be completed within the period of validity of the pass in the theoretical examinations. ‐ A full‐time course of flight training for the IR(A) is expected to take at between 4 and 12 weeks to complete. However, in most cases, course length will be dictated by the student’s availability and will take considerably longer.
Accreditations & approvals
See all accreditationsATO Certificate
Approved Training Organisation certificate for pilot training.
CC TO Certificate
Training organisation certificate for cabin crew members.
CAO Certificate
Combined Airworthiness Organisation certificate for maintenance.
Entry requirements
- An applicant for a modular IR(A) SEP course shall be the holder of: ‐ A PPL(A) or a CPL(A) license; ‐ A night rating, if the IR privileges are to be used at night, or an ATPL license on another aircraft Category; ‐ and shall have completed at least 50 hours cross‐country flight time as pilot‐in‐command in aeroplanes or helicopters, of which at least 20 hours shall be in aeroplanes. ‐ Minimum age is 18 years; ‐ ICAO English Level 4 or higher.
What you get
- ‐ You’ll leave with an EASA IFR (Instrument Flight Rules) qualifications which will be entered in your pilot license, authorizing you to fly single engine aeroplanes under instrument conditions.
- Target prices are subject to change, for an updated and personalised offer please don't hesitate to contact us RO.ATO ‐ 013.
- ‐ An IR(A) is valid for 1 year.