INSTRUMENT RATING (IR)

Purpose

Provide IFR training to enable operation by reference to instruments and approved procedures, supporting safe flight in reduced visibility and complex airspace.

Confidence in every condition—IFR capability with structured discipline.

Training Outcomes

  • Demonstrate disciplined instrument scan and cockpit workload management
  • Conduct IFR navigation and instrument approach procedures
  • Apply standard calls, checklists, and procedural accuracy
  • Manage abnormal scenarios in the IFR environment

Training Content & Hours

  • Ground Training : 127 hours
  • Flight Training Device (FTD) : 16 hours
  • Flight Training : 25 flying hours

Private Pilot License (PPL)

Entry Requirements

  • Hold a valid PPL
  • Medical : Class 1 medical examination

Privileges

  • Pilot the applicable category of aircraft under IFR

Application

  • Submit the application form and required supporting documents
  • Admissions coordination and enrolment guidance will be provided by the BIFA admissions team