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INSTRUMENT RATING GROUND SCHOOL Not only will this course cover all of the FAA-mandated subject material for the Instrument Rating, we will also take an in-depth look at emerging technologies and their safety and operational implications. As with all Club ground schools there will be an emphasis on real-life situations and safety.
FUN - INFORMATIVE There are typically 10-15 students in this class. Most all have significant flying experience and are working on their instrument training. However, some students are just beginning. Learning is enhanced by the sharing of experiences by the more advanced flight students who have the unique perspective of a new "in training" instrument pilot. SERIOUS TRAINING This is a 30-hour course involving 10 3-hour classes plus about an equal amount of reading and exercise completion. It is thorough and both practical and theory based. However, given the enthusiasm of the students and instructors, it is typically a fun and rewarding experience for all! INSTRUCTORS Your principal instructor for this course will be John Hunter. John is an experienced pilot and holds numerous FAA certifications. He has been teaching aviation courses for 30 years both at the Club and in an airline environment. Other instructors include the Club's Chief Flight Instructor, George Scheer, and other experienced FAA certified instructors. WHERE All classes will be held in the air conditioned classroom at the Club's hangar facility at the Sanford-Lee County Regional Airport north of Sanford, south of Apex. For driving instructions, see the Club's website or call. WHEN The classes are all taught in the evening at 7:00 PM and are typically on Mondays
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