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Modular Course IR (A)
Fly in conditions of instrumental flight Obtain the necessary qualification to work in an Airline
Panamedia
Modular Course IR (A) Classroom Course
Requirements
- Hold a current ICAO Private Pilot Licence PPL(A) or a Commercial Pilot Licence CPL(A) licence.
- Minimum 50 hours cross country as Pilot in Command (PIC).
- CLASS I medical examination
Additional requeriments
To get a Multi Engine Rating (ME):
- 70 hours as Pilot in Command (PIC).
Theoretical Exams
Following the approved syllabus:
- Airframe & System, Electrics, Powerplant, Instrumentation, Mass & Balance, Performance, Flight Planning, Human Performance & Limitations, Meteorology, General Navigation, Radio Navigation, Operational Procedures, Principles of Flight, Communications.
- Or to have already passed the JAA ATPL(A) Theoretical Knowledge examinations.
NOTE: The ground training course to obtain the Instrument Rating IR(A) is part of the IFR procedures module.
Flight Training
Holding a PPL(A) licence
- Instrument Rating for Single Engine – IR/SE (A).
- Basic instrument flight phase: 10 hours of instrument training (5 hours of SE and 5 hours in a flight simulador FNPT II). (You get a certificate when having passed this phase).
- Instrument flight procedures phase: 40 hours of instrument training (10 hours of SE and 30 hours in a flight simulador FNPTII).
- Instrument Rating for Multi-Engine IR/ME (A).
- Multi-Engine Rating phase ME(A) (in the case you have not received ME training previously): 6 hours of ME training.
- Basic instrument flight phase: 10 hours of instrument training (5 hours of ME and 5 hours in a flight simulador FNPT II). (You get a certificate when having passed this phase).
- Instrument flight procedures phase: 45 hours of instrument training (10 hours of ME and 35 hours in a flight simulador FNPT II).
Holding a CPL (A) licence
- Instrument Rating for Single Engine – IR/SE (A).
- Instrument flight procedures phase: 40 hours of instrument training (10 hours of SE and 30 hours in a flight simulador FNPT II).
- Instrument Rating for Multi-Engine IR/ME (A).
- Multi-Engine Rating phase ME(A): (in the case you have not received ME training previously): 6 hours of ME training.
- Instrument flight procedures phase: 45 hours of instrument training (15 hours of ME and 30 hours in a flight simulator FNPT II).
If you hold a IR(A)/SE rating and a ME rating, to obtain a IR(A)/ME it is necessary: 5 hours of instrument rating (2 hours of ME and 3 hours in a flight simulator FNPT II).
Requirements
- Hold a current ICAO Private Pilot Licence PPL(A) or a Commercial Pilot Licence CPL(A) licence.
- Minimum 50 hours cross country as Pilot in Command (PIC).
- CLASS I medical examination
Additional requeriments
To get a Multi Engine Rating (ME):
- 70 hours as Pilot in Command (PIC).
Theoretical Exams
Following the approved syllabus:
- Airframe & System, Electrics, Powerplant, Instrumentation, Mass & Balance, Performance, Flight Planning, Human Performance & Limitations, Meteorology, General Navigation, Radio Navigation, Operational Procedures, Principles of Flight, Communications.
- Or to have already passed the JAA ATPL(A) Theoretical Knowledge examinations.
NOTE: The ground training course to obtain the Instrument Rating IR(A) is part of the IFR procedures module.
Flight Training
Holding a PPL(A) licence
- Instrument Rating for Single Engine – IR/SE (A).
- Basic instrument flight phase: 10 hours of instrument training (5 hours of SE and 5 hours in a flight simulador FNPT II). (You get a certificate when having passed this phase).
- Instrument flight procedures phase: 40 hours of instrument training (10 hours of SE and 30 hours in a flight simulador FNPTII).
- Instrument Rating for Multi-Engine IR/ME (A).
- Multi-Engine Rating phase ME(A) (in the case you have not received ME training previously): 6 hours of ME training.
- Basic instrument flight phase: 10 hours of instrument training (5 hours of ME and 5 hours in a flight simulador FNPT II). (You get a certificate when having passed this phase).
- Instrument flight procedures phase: 45 hours of instrument training (10 hours of ME and 35 hours in a flight simulador FNPT II).
Holding a CPL (A) licence
- Instrument Rating for Single Engine – IR/SE (A).
- Instrument flight procedures phase: 40 hours of instrument training (10 hours of SE and 30 hours in a flight simulador FNPT II).
- Instrument Rating for Multi-Engine IR/ME (A).
- Multi-Engine Rating phase ME(A): (in the case you have not received ME training previously): 6 hours of ME training.
- Instrument flight procedures phase: 45 hours of instrument training (15 hours of ME and 30 hours in a flight simulator FNPT II).
If you hold a IR(A)/SE rating and a ME rating, to obtain a IR(A)/ME it is necessary: 5 hours of instrument rating (2 hours of ME and 3 hours in a flight simulator FNPT II).
Requirements
- Hold a current ICAO Private Pilot Licence PPL(A) or a Commercial Pilot Licence CPL(A) licence.
- Minimum 50 hours cross country as Pilot in Command (PIC).
- CLASS I medical examination
Additional requeriments
To get a Multi Engine Rating (ME):
- 70 hours as Pilot in Command (PIC).
Theoretical Exams
Following the approved syllabus:
- Airframe & System, Electrics, Powerplant, Instrumentation, Mass & Balance, Performance, Flight Planning, Human Performance & Limitations, Meteorology, General Navigation, Radio Navigation, Operational Procedures, Principles of Flight, Communications.
- Or to have already passed the JAA ATPL(A) Theoretical Knowledge examinations.
NOTE: The ground training course to obtain the Instrument Rating IR(A) is part of the IFR procedures module.
Flight Training
Holding a PPL(A) licence
- Instrument Rating for Single Engine – IR/SE (A).
- Basic instrument flight phase: 10 hours of instrument training (5 hours of SE and 5 hours in a flight simulador FNPT II). (You get a certificate when having passed this phase).
- Instrument flight procedures phase: 40 hours of instrument training (10 hours of SE and 30 hours in a flight simulador FNPTII).
- Instrument Rating for Multi-Engine IR/ME (A).
- Multi-Engine Rating phase ME(A) (in the case you have not received ME training previously): 6 hours of ME training.
- Basic instrument flight phase: 10 hours of instrument training (5 hours of ME and 5 hours in a flight simulador FNPT II). (You get a certificate when having passed this phase).
- Instrument flight procedures phase: 45 hours of instrument training (10 hours of ME and 35 hours in a flight simulador FNPT II).
Holding a CPL (A) licence
- Instrument Rating for Single Engine – IR/SE (A).
- Instrument flight procedures phase: 40 hours of instrument training (10 hours of SE and 30 hours in a flight simulador FNPT II).
- Instrument Rating for Multi-Engine IR/ME (A).
- Multi-Engine Rating phase ME(A): (in the case you have not received ME training previously): 6 hours of ME training.
- Instrument flight procedures phase: 45 hours of instrument training (15 hours of ME and 30 hours in a flight simulator FNPT II).
If you hold a IR(A)/SE rating and a ME rating, to obtain a IR(A)/ME it is necessary: 5 hours of instrument rating (2 hours of ME and 3 hours in a flight simulator FNPT II).
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