IR – Instrument Rating

Program Overview

Gulf Air Academy's Instrument Rating (IR) course trains students to fly aircraft under Instrument Meteorological Conditions (IMC) using instruments within a two-month timeframe in Athens, Greece. The program combines theoretical instruction with 50 hours of flight training, preparing students to act as Pilot in Command under IFR in IMC as per the privileges of an Instrument Rating (IR(A)). The academy emphasizes practical application and high training standards to empower students in their aviation pursuits.

Program Outline

• Objectives: By the end of the course, students must be able to:
• Demonstrate the required knowledge to exercise the privileges of an Instrument Rating (IR(A)).
• Act as Pilot in Command (PIC) of a single-engine or multi-engine aircraft under Instrument Flight Rules (IFR) in IMC.
• Description: The course emphasizes the practical application of theoretical knowledge, enabling students to safely and effectively fly under instrument conditions.

Outline:

• Duration: 2 Months
• Location: Athens, Greece
• Course Structure:
• Stage 1:
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• IR theoretical sessions alongside flight training (2 Months)
• 50 hours of flight training, including simulator and actual flight time

Other:

• The course focuses on practical application of knowledge, ensuring that students gain the necessary skills to confidently operate aircraft under IFR conditions.
• Gulf Air Academy emphasizes a commitment to high training standards within a supportive learning environment.
• They strive to empower students to achieve excellence in their pursuit of becoming pilots.