Instrument Ground School
Beginning Summer, 2011
Syllabus
Our popular Instrument
Rating ground school will begin this summer and will last for 10
weeks. This class will cover all aspects of instrument flying
from instrument attitude flying to handling ATC clearances and
approaches. We have been operating these classes for many
years and have had excellent results. This class will not only
cover what you need to know to fly safely, but will also help you
in preparing for the FAA written examination.
Bill Komanetsky: Owner/Operator/Chief-Pilot will be
teaching the class, which means it will happen no matter how many
students are signed up (normally a minimum of six students need to
be signed up). Bill brings decades of teaching experience
(flight/ground/university) to Ahart's curriculum, plus a real
passion for flying! You will learn everything there is to know
about IFR flight and also, have a great time.
The course will be held two evenings a week from 6:30 until 9:00 PM.
Remember, if you have taken the IFR course with
Ahart before (we hope you kept your receipt), you can sit in on the
class at no extra cost to you!
The textbook and materials required for the course
are:
-
Jeppesen Instrument/Commercial Manual
-
Instrument Rating Written Test Guide
-
FAR/AIM 2011
All of these materials are available through Ahart.
The classes will be held at Ahart and space is
limited so sign up at the front desk as soon as possible!
Jeppesen Videos are available for use (free of
charge) on the premises for all students enrolled in the ground
school course. You may also attend future Instrument Ground Schools
at no additional cost.
The FAA written test is available in our testing
center for around $120 at the end of the course. For further information
please contact our dispatch staff.
Course Tuition:
$325.00 Non-refundable
Starting Date:
This Summer!
Optional Materials (Highly Recommended)
Aviation Weather (ACOO-6A)
Aviation Weather Services (ACOO-45D)
Instrument Flying Handbook (AC61-27C)
Instrument Rating Practical Test Standards
(FAAS-8081-4C)
ASA Instrument Oral Exam Guide (ASAOEG-I)
Pilot's Guide to Weather Reports, Forecasts & Flight
Planning (Terry Lankford)
Instrument Rating Videos
Instrument Rating Test Prep Software
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