INSTRUMENT RATING

• PPL(A) or CPL(A);
• 50 hours of Cross-Country flight as Pilot in Command (PIC);
• Class I or II medical certificate (IR checked);
• EASA Night Qualification if you want to fly according to Instrument Flying Rules at night;
• MEP rating, if you want to obtain an IR Multi-Engine rating (IR-ME-SP).

A Level 4 ( or superior ) TEA certificate has to be obtained before the skill test.

The theoretical course comprises at least 150 hours of Instruction, divided among the following subjects:

Air Law, Aircraft General Knowledge, Flight Performance and Planning, Human Performance and Limitations, Meteorology, Radio Navigation and IFR Communications.

Minimum Flight Training:
· 50 hours of flight for a Single Engine Piston Rating (IRSE-SP);
· 55 hours of flight, of which at least 15 shall be on a MEP aeroplane, for a Multi Engine Piston Rating (IRME-SP).