Military Students wishing to use their VA Benefits must enroll in the Part 141 flight training course. This is a VA requirement. Students may choose to train under our fast track program. Here, they will obtain their instrument rating in 30 days or less!
PART 141 - ADD ON REQUIREMENTS:
· Hold at least a current private pilot certificate with an aircraft category and class rating
· Meet FAR Part 141 Appendix C (3) & (4).
· Be able to read, speak, write, and understand the English language
· NO FAA Instrument Rating Knowledge Written Exam required
· Complete the Instrument Course consisting of:
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15 airplane flight hours
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20 ground hours (3 hours by CFII for Check ride prep within 60 days).
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250 NM Dual IFR Cross Country, one leg consisting of a straight-line distance of 100 NM, Instrument approach at each airport, and 3 different kinds of approaches with the use of navigation systems
PART 61- ADD ON REQUIREMENTS:
· Hold at least a current private pilot certificate with an AIRPLANE category
· Meet FAR Part 61.65 requirements
· Be able to read, speak, write, and understand the English language
· Students must meet the airplane requirements below. If VA Benefits are used a Student cannot train under Part 61
· No FAA Instrument Rating Knowledge Written Exam required
· Have at least 120 total flight hours
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50 NM Dual IFR Cross Country, Instrument approach at each airport, and 3 different kinds of approaches with the use of navigation systems.
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50 hours Cross Country as PIC. 10 hours in an AIRPLANE.
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40 hours of Actual or Simulated instrument time
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15 hours by authorized CFII
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3 hours by CFII - Check ride prep within 60 days
Cost
We have quoted our prices off of the FAA minimum flight hours
required. Most student in the advanced courses finish on time and on budget. An approximate cost table is listed here. This table is for Part 141 students and includes only the minimum flight training requirements.