With an Instrument Rating, a pilot may fly in adverse weather conditions of certain types.  An Instrument Rating is a good idea not only from continuing one’s aviation education, but from the very sound reasoning that the unexpected does happen and preparedness is the best defense. Your Instrument Rating will improve your flying accuracy and open your navigation options.

 

Pre-requisites: FAA Private Pilot’s License or ICAO Private with Restricted FAA PPL.

	HOURS	PRICE	TOTAL
Cessna 172SP	15	$129	$1,935
Cessna 172 G1000	15	$149	$2,235
Dual Flight Instruction	30	$59	$1,770
PCATD or Flight Training Device	10	$119	$1,190
Ground Instruction	30	$35	$1,050
Jeppesen Instrument/Commercial Kit	-	-	$250
FAA Written Exam	-	$175	$175
Sub Total	$8,605
Additional Costs: FAA Examiners FEE	-	$450	$450
Student Housing if required	-	$35 per night

*Fuel Surcharges may apply.