AVI50519
DIPLOMA OF AVIATION
(INSTRUMENT RATING)
Essential Step For Your Aviation Career
An Instrument Rating is a must-have for any aspiring pilot seriously considering a successful career in aviation and is a compulsory requirement for becoming an airline pilot. The AVI50519 Diploma of Aviation (Instrument Rating) course covers CASA syllabus and includes instrument training on our full cockpit ALSIM AL42 flight simulator as well as practical flight training in both single and multi-engine aircraft.
At Learn To Fly Melbourne, we provide students with a flexible learning environment where they will experience a diverse range of flight training activities in accordance with regulatory requirements and delivery of the course syllabus. Training is conducted by experienced instructors in modern aircraft, at our state-of-the-art training facility at Moorabbin Airport in Melbourne.
RTO Code: 45684 CRICOS Provider: 03913A
To Fly in Any Conditions
Mastering your instruments and obtaining an Instrument Rating will allow you to act as Pilot In Command (PIC) for departure, flight, and arrival without visual reference or in marginal weather and light conditions under Instrument Flight Rules (IFR). Being able to fly regardless of conditions greatly increases your pilot career options.
Instrument Rating training takes a minimum of 40 flying hours, which includes 20 hours of flight simulator training and 20 hours of practical flight training. During the course, you will be taught and assessed in navigation aid tracking, instrument approaches, emergency procedures, take-off procedures and landing procedures.
To be able to commence this course, you must already hold a Commercial Pilot Licence (CPL).
Schedule a meeting with us to discuss your aviation goals and whether this is the best course for you.
AVI50519 Diploma of Aviation
(Instrument Rating)
Upon completion of the Diploma of Aviation (Instrument Rating) course, students will have gained the minimum experience which is required as a baseline for the aviation industry. This competency will allow students to fly as an IFR (Instrument Flight Rules) pilot in a multi-engine aircraft, and fly in reduced minima as set out in the approach and departure procedures.
Study mode: Mixed (Face-to-Face & Online)
Availability: Moorabbin (Melbourne, VIC)
Flight Training Hours: 40
Duration: 12 weeks | Full Time | 20 Hours A Week
Intake For 2020: AUG, OCT, DEC
Cost: AUD $31,875
Prerequisites: Commercial Pilot Licence (CPL), IELTS 5.5 (International Students only)
RTO Code: 45684
CRICOS Code: 03913A
Conduct a 2D global navigation satellite system non-precision instrument approach
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Applicant to download files
- Enrolment Process Overview
- Student Handbook
- Expression of Interest (EOI)
- Enrolment Form (DOMESTIC)
- Enrolment Form (INTERNATIONAL)
- Recognition of Prior Learning Application Kit
CASA Theory Examinations
The AVI50519 Diploma of Aviation (Instrument Rating) is developed to align with CASA syllabus and embed the learning outcomes for students to prepare to undertake the required CASA cyber examinations. Theory assessments (examinations) require a 70% pass mark. Click the below links for more information.Instrument Rating
Instrument Rating Examination (IREX)
Timetable
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Week |
CASA Content |
ASQA Content |
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1 |
Instrument Rating Theory |
N/A |
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2 |
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3 |
VOR/NDB Intercepts Sector Entries |
AVIF0029 Implement threat and error management strategies AVIY0075 Perform published instrument departure procedures |
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4 |
Standard Instrument Departures DME Arc |
AVIF0030 Manage safe flight operations AVIY0044 Conduct a 2D instrument approach |
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5 |
2D Approach RNAV-GNSS 3D Approach |
AVIY0045 Conduct a 3D instrument approach AVIY0081 Conduct a 2D global navigation satellite system non-precision instrument approach |
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6 |
Arrivals and STARS Circling Approach Departures |
AVIW0032 Operate and manage aircraft systems AVIY0050 Perform instrument arrival and standard arrival route procedures |
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7 |
Local Airwork |
AVIY0076 Perform visual circling approach AVIY0033 Operate aircraft using aircraft flight instruments |
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8 |
Local Airwork |
AVIY0074 Perform non-published instrument departure procedures AVIY0073 Operate the aircraft in the traffic pattern at night |
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9 |
Navigation Exercise 1-2 |
AVIH0013 Plan a flight under instrument flight rules |
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10 |
Navigation Exercise 3-4 |
AVIH0017 Navigate aircraft under instrument flight rules |
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11 |
Revision |
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12 |
Flight Test |
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Flight training milestones are subject to student progression and weather
For further information on syllabus and lessons, refer to individual student training plan
ASQA VET Quality Framework
For more information on the ASQA VET Quality Framework, visit www.asqa.gov.au
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RTO CODE: 45684
CRICOS Code: 03913A
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Our Graduate
Chunki (Peter) Cheung
“Having an Instrument Rating not only allows you to fly in more weather conditions – learning how to operate under IFR broadens your aviation knowledge and gives you a competitive advantage when applying to airlines. Learn To Fly goes above and beyond to help you succeed and be prepared for your career. They also offer you the option of training in a Diamond DA42 or Piper Seminole aircraft” – Chun Ki Cheung, Past Student & Current Grade 3 Flight Instructor
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