Once you've got your licence and the big blue yonder is yours, but what happens if the weather changes suddenly or the weather is not suitable for VFR conditions.   With an IMC rating you can get the right training to enable you to fly an aeroplane in poor weather and by sole reference to the instruments you could take-off with a minimum cloud base of 600 feet above ground.

What The Flight Training Involves.

A minimum of 15 hours of dual flight training, which will include 5 hours of basic and partial panel instrument flight plus 10 hours of radio navigation and instrument approaches. We invested in a simulators that you can benefit from before flying in the air.  This is a great way to get the art of instrument flying right and save you money in the long run.  It is important to note that instrument approaches and holding fees are not included in the cost quoted. Book a trial lesson to find out more about what we cover on the IMC training.

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