
Instrument Rating
Topnotch Instrument Rating Training on both Ground
Description
The Instrument Rating (IR) course is designed to provide pilots with the needed knowledge, training and background towards instrument flight training capability – allowing to operate and navigate the aircraft without visuals and only through the avionic instruments of an aircraft. This advanced knowledge and skill is necessary towards being a commercial pilot, and is deemed a prerequisite if seeking a career towards being an airline or professional pilot.
AAA Academy takes Instrument Rating (IR) training further – through a combination of Ground, Simulator and Flight Training experiences that only AAA Academy can provide:
Ground Course Curriculum – updated annually and uses the latest references for instrument flight training and aircraft operations, approaches and procedures.
Redbird MCX Simulator – simulator training conducted on a full-motion, 180 degree screen type of simulator, fully updated to the latest operating system by Redbird and aircraft panel on G1000, same as actual aircraft.
Flight Training – conducted in airports with actual ATC for hands-on experience and capacity to perform actual IFR flight situations plus, the option to do actual, night flight training conducted in an international airport.

Course Details
Ground Course Time: 70+00 hrs.
Actual Flight Training Time: 22+00 hrs.
Simulator Training Time: 23+00 hrs.
Aircraft Types Used for Training
Cessna 172 with Garmin 1000 (G-1000)
Redbird MCX Full-Motion Flight Simulator

Admission Requirements
– Valid CAAP-issued CPL, Class I Medical and ELP Certification

Training Fleet and Training Environment
All Asia Aviation Academy has invested its resources to procure a G1000 equipped Cessna 172 for its Instrument Flight Training, as part of its continued dedication in providing the latest in training experience for its students.
Meanwhile, to simulate IFR situations – AAA Academy flies to airports like Subic, Clark, San Fernando and its main hub for night flight training – Laoag International Airport as its instrument training sites.