An instrument rating on a license is required to fly in the IMC conditions (INSTRUMENT METEOROLOGICAL CONDITIONS) which are generally due to bad weather conditions. An instrumented-rated holder is eligible to fly in these weather conditions by using instruments. Instrument rating tests can be taken in either single or multi-engine aircraft, with the qualification awarded being known as SEIR or MEIR respectively.
Note: For an Instrument Rating on a single-engine aircraft, additional instrument flying hours in a retractable gear single-engine aircraft are required.
REQUIREMENT | HOURS |
Total Required Hours | 15 |
Familiarization | 1 |
Circuit Landing Familiarization (Day) | 1 |
Circuit Landing Familiarization (Night) | 1.5 |
Asymmetric Landing and Handling | 1.5 |
Abnormal and Emergency Procedures | 1.5 |
Holding and Instrument Procedures | 1.5 |
General Flying Test (Day) | 1 |
General Flying Test (Night) | 1 |
Instrument Rating Test | 1 |
Buffer | 4 |
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