Fly with precision.
Instrument training takes your flying beyond visual conditions — and sharpens the precision and judgment of every flight you fly afterward.
Precision, procedure and weather judgment.
Instrument training develops the ability to control the aircraft solely by reference to instruments, fly precise headings and altitudes, and operate confidently within the IFR system — skills that build situational awareness and confidence far beyond the rating itself.
What you’ll build proficiency in.
Instrument Scan
Developing a disciplined, efficient scan for controlling the aircraft by reference to instruments.
Navigation & Approaches
IFR navigation, holds, departures, arrivals and instrument approach procedures.
ATC Procedures
Communicating and operating within the air traffic control system.
IFR Weather
Interpreting weather products and making sound go/no-go and in-flight decisions.
Approach Briefing
Building the habit of thorough, consistent approach and procedure briefings.
Aeronautical Decision-Making
Applying risk management and judgment to real-world IFR scenarios.
Real-world IFR proficiency — not just checkride maneuvers.
The goal of instrument training at AeroWings isn’t only to pass the Instrument Rating checkride — it’s to build a pilot who can fly safely, confidently and competently in the IFR environment afterward.