IFR ( Instrument Flight Rules )

IFR stands for Instrument Flight Rules, this course is designed to teach pilots how to operate an aircraft by instrument reference only, without relying on external visual cues.

IFR flying is essential for flying in adverse weather conditions, low visibility or during night operations when visual references cannot be relied upon. It involves precise navigation, communication and control of the aircraft using cockpit instruments and navigational aids.

After completing this course, pilots obtain an IFR rating and are certified to operate an aircraft in IFR conditions. This qualification allows them to fly safely and confidently in situations where visual indications are limited, providing a higher level of aviation competence and flexibility