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| OBJECTIVES | **Time | **Cost |
| *Phase I: This phase will introduce basic airwork to include but not limited to straight and level flight, turns, climbs and descents, stalls, minimum controllable airspeed, equipment malfunctions, applicable FARs, and various instrument procedures. | Flight:
10.5 Hours Ground: 5.5 Hours |
Flight:
$787.50 Ground: $137.50 |
| *Phase II: This phase will teach the training pilot VOR tracking, interception, holding, approaches, and procedures to include missed approach and ATC filing, clearances, and execution. | Flight:
13.5 Hours Ground: 10.0 Hours |
Flight:
$1012.50 Ground: $250.00 |
| *Phase III: This phase introduces NDB tracking, interception, holding, approaches and procedures. | Flight:
9.5 Hours Ground: 6.0 Hours |
Flight:
$712.50 Ground: $150.00 |
| *Phase IV: This phase of training will introduce to approaches such as Localizer approaches, Back Course approaches, and Instrument Landing System approaches. | Flight:
9.7 Hours Ground: 4.0 Hours |
Flight:
$727.50 Ground: $100.00 |
| *Phase V: During this phase the training pilot will be introduced to Cross-Country Flying under IFR. Areas covered are route selection, weather acquisistion and analysis, flight log development, aircraft systems and limitations, ATC airways, SID's, STAR's, communication and Instrument Approaches as required by FAR 61. | Flight:
4.7 Hours Ground: 2.0 Hours |
Flight:
$352.50 Ground: $50.00 |
| *Phase VI: This
phase conducts a review of all knowledge that has been learned by the
training pilot in preparation for the Practical Test. |
Flight:
6.0 Hours Ground: 4.0 Hours |
Flight:
$450.00 Ground: $100.00 |
| *Phase VII:
The
final phase of training is the Instrument Rating Practical Test.
This
phase is done with a Designated Pilot Examiner or a Federal Aviation
Administration Inspector. During the Practical Test, you will
show the
examiner that you posess the knowledge and flight skills in order to
conduct flight under IFR rules and are able to control the airplane by
reference to the flight instruments. |
Flight:
3.0 Hours Ground: 3.0 Hours |
Flight:
$225.00 Ground: $0 |
| **Total Cost: $5055.00 | Flight:
56.9 Hours Ground: 34.5 Hours |
Flight:
$4267.50 Ground: $787.50 |