Regain your instrument current with precision training Professional IPC conducted by an experienced CFII.
Let's get you back on Glideslop!
An Instrument Proficiency Check is required when you haven't met the recent instrument experience requirements
Haven't completed 6 approaches, holding, and tracking in the past 6 months
Your instrument currency has lapsed and you need to regain privileges
Want to refresh your instrument skills even if technically current
Insurance company requires recent instrument proficiency demonstration
More than just meeting minimums - we focus on real-world proficiency
Practice approaches and procedures you'll actually encounter in IFR flying, not just checkride maneuvers.
Train with modern glass cockpit systems including GPS approaches, autopilot usage, as well as utilizing traditional steam gauges to keep those skills sharp!
Work with a CFII who has a passion for instrument flight and provided detailed Ground knowledge and Flying techniques that will keep you safe!
What's included in a complete instrument proficiency check
We'll focus on the approach types most relevant to your typical flying and local airports.
Modern avionics for comprehensive instrument training
Glass cockpit with advanced GPS
IPC in your own IFR-equipped aircraft
Comprehensive instrument proficiency training
Additional flight time available at standard rates of $200/Hr Wet Aircraft Rental, $80/Hr Instructor fee
Regain your instrument currency with confidence
Typically 3-7 hours total (2 hours ground, 3+ hours flight). Complex cases may require additional time.
Yes! We can conduct IPCs in actual IFR conditions when safe and appropriate. This provides excellent real-world training.
We'll continue training until you're proficient and comfortable. Additional time is available at our standard hourly rates.
Many pilots schedule regular IPCs to maintain sharp instrument skills, even when current.
