1.
Hold
at least a private pilot certificate.
2.
Be
able to read, write, and converse fluently in English.
3.
Hold a
current FAA medical certificate.
4.
Receive
and log ground training from an authorized instructor or training program
covering
the following topics:
a.
FARs
b.
IFR-related
items in the AIM
c.
ATC
system and procedures
d.
IFR
navigation
e.
Use
of IFR charts
f.
Aviation
weather
g.
Operating
under IFR
h.
Recognition
of critical weather
i.
Aeronautical
Decision Making (ADM)
j.
Crew
Resource Management (CRM)
5.
Pass
the FAA instrument rating knowledge test with a score of 70% or better.
6.
Accumulate
flight experience (FAR 61.65):
a.
50
hr. of cross-country flight time as pilot in command, of which at least
10 hr. must be in airplanes:
1.
The
50 hr. includes solo cross-country time as a student pilot, which is
logged as pilot-in-command time.
2.
Each
cross-country must have a landing at an airport that was at least a
straight-line distance of more than 50 NM from the original
departure point.
b.
A
total of 40 hr. of actual or simulated instrument time in the areas of
operation listed in 7.
below, including:
1.
15
hr. of instrument flight training from a CFII (CFII is an instructor who
is authorized to give instrument
instruction) 60 days preceding the practical test
2.
Cross-country
flight procedures that include at least one cross-country flight in an
airplane that is performed under IFR and consists
of:
a.
A
distance of at least 250 NM along airways or ATC-directed routing
b.
An
instrument approach at each airport
c.
Three
different kinds of approaches with the use of navigation systems
c.
If
the instrument training was provided by a CFII, a maximum of 20hr. may be
accomplished in an approvedflight
simulator or flight training device.
7.
Demonstrate
flight proficiency (FAR 61.65). You must receive and log training, as
well as obtain a logbook sign-off (endorsement) from your CFII on
the following areas of operation:
a.
Preflight
preparation
b.
Preflight
procedures
c.
Air
traffic control clearances and procedures
d.
Flight
by reference to instruments
e.
Navigation
systems
f.
Instrument
approach procedures
g.
Emergency
operations
h.
Postflight
procedures
8.
Successfully
complete the instrument rating practical test, which will be conducted as
specified in the InstrumentRating
Practical Test Standards.
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