IRA(A) SEP license for instrument flying
INSTRUCTION INFORMATION
Anticipated degree
The pilot trainee with PPL(A) or CPL(A) and a clearance for night flight shall obtain the rating for instrument-flying under the regulations of JAR-FCL Subpart E. Obtaining this rating the pilot is entitled to fly one engined piston engine airplanes under instrumental conditions with a starting weight up to 5.700 kg in his own responsibility.
Curriculum theory
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Subject |
Selfstudy/CBT |
Classroom |
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Airlaw Aircraft General Knowledge Flight Performance and Planning Human Performance Meteorology Navigation Communications
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26h 15h 14h 7h 11h 15h 3,5h 91,5h |
28h 16h 16h 8h 12h 16h 4h 100h |
Instruction in practice
15 hours practice under control of an instructor with Rockwell Commander 114b or Cessna 172SP G1000
35 hours practice with flight simulator Elite FNTP II
Duration of training
Theory 3-4 months
Practice 4-6 months
The whole instruction depends fundamental on the timing of the pilot trainee and takes on average 8 months.
Requirements
PPL(A) or CPL(A)
Radio license
Medical certificate of fitness for instrumental flying
Clearance for night flight
50 hours experience in cross-country flights as pilot in authority
Costs
Please consider that in addition to the costs of the instruction program you have to bear also costs for the medical examinations and fees for the certification of the license. You also have to
pay landing charges.