INSTRUMENTAL RATING INSTRUCTOR COURSE IRI
The Instrumental Rating Instructor course IRI (A) is a course for professional pilots who wish to specialize in teaching aeronautics, in this case, instrumental flight without external references. The aim is to improve the previous knowledge in instrumental flight techniques and profiling the pilot as a future instrumental flight instructor. Be refined, especially the techniques applied in the cockpit, maneuvers designed to education and everything necessary to make instruction without external references. In case you want to apply for multi-engine instruction will require another training course, see Class Rating Instructor CRI(A).
This course can start at any time and adapt to the student's time availability.
COURSE CONTENT
Theoretical
The theoretical part focuses on human behavior: psychology, learning processes, teaching techniques of instruction, always from the standpoint of teaching, which means it will focus on theoretical and practical training to teach by the future Flight Instructor and a specific part of instrumental general knowledge.
Practical
Must be completed a minimum of 10 hours in real flight, which will be distributed at the normal operating preflight, taxi, cruise, takeoff, landing, navigation, maneuvering, emergency operations and radio communications, including always before each flight preparation and calculation of it, but this time taking the role of instructor for instrumental flights since the first flight, sitting on the right, with the initial difficulties that behaves this new command post.
REQUIREMENTS
Must be in possession of an aviation medical certificate class 1 in force. This certificate is obtained through a licensed medical facility.
The applicant shall hold a pilot's license and be in possession of an Instrumental Rating IR (A), and:
Without FI rating: will have done at least 800 hours of flight under IFR, of which at least 400 hours of flying airplane.
With FI rating: there will be made at least 200 hours of flight according to instrumental flight rules.
