Restricted Instrument Rating
This course gives you the knowledge required to be a safe and competent pilot in adverse weather conditions.
Restricted Instrument Rating
Great pilots are always learning, and the safest have all taken their Restricted Instrument Rating. This course gives you the training required to deal with adverse weather during flight or when coming in to land.
Once you have completed this training you will be competent and confident in flight in IMC outside of controlled airspace, and IFR in Class D or E airspace with permission. This allows you to continue flying when most pilots are grounded
Course Overview
Flight Training Costs + Payments
Our training costs for the Restricted Instrument Rating are £288 per hour. Landing fees are free if you are a member of the flying club, this is only £15 per month.
All training is pay as you go and is charged based on your block time to the nearest minute.
What’s involved
The course is 15 hours of training. There’s a written exam and a skills test at the end.
You’ll need to self study for around 20 hours of the course.
Entry Requirements
You’ll need a UK CAA Class 2 medical as a minimum. We can help arrange this with our resident Aeromedical Examiner.
You’ll need to have 25 hours total flight time following the issue of your Private Pilot Licence.
Getting started
You can get started on this training course by getting in touch with us today, we run full and part-time courses throughout the year.