Instrument Training is the next step for private pilots looking to expand their skills and fly confidently in a wider range of weather and visibility conditions. At Hall’s Aviation, our IFR-focused program teaches advanced navigation, instrument approaches, and the techniques needed to fly safely by reference to instruments alone.
To obtain an Instrument Rating, pilots who already hold a private pilot license (PPL) will start the next level of training; focused on flying under instrument flight rules (IFR). The process involves additional ground and flight training to develop the skills necessary for flying solely by reference to instruments in adverse weather conditions or low visibility. You will learn about advanced navigation techniques, instrument approaches, holding patterns, and weather interpretation.
*Training pace and aircraft in use affect overall price. Schedule with us to assess your plan*
At Halls Flying Service, safety is our top priority, which is why we adhere to the highest standards set by the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA), including the implementation of a robust Passenger Emergency Response Plan (PERP). The PERP is a comprehensive protocol designed to ensure the safety and well-being of our passengers in the event of an emergency situation. Our trained and experienced flight instructors are well-versed in the PERP guidelines, which cover essential procedures, crew member responsibilities, communication protocols, emergency equipment usage, and passenger briefings. We prioritize thorough passenger safety briefings, equipping our students with the knowledge and confidence to handle emergencies effectively. With our rigorous adherence to the FAA’s PERP, you can trust that Halls maintains a secure and prepared environment, ensuring the utmost safety of our passengers and providing peace of mind for all who fly with us.
