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Instrument Rating Single Engine (IR/SE)

Allows pilots to fly under Instrument Flight Rules (IFR) in single-engine piston aircraft.

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Entry Requirements

age
At least 18 years old
medical
EASA Medical Class II Certificate or higher
english
ICAO English Level 4 Certificate or higher
license
EASA PPL(A) License (SEP rating)
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50 hours
night privileges
required only for full credit
theory
Completed IR, CPL, or ATPL theoretical examinations (max 36 months from the last exam passed)

General Information

language
English or Hungarian
duration
30 days

Flight Operations

total hours
50 hours
theory
Only if IR, CPL, or ATPL theory not completed
aircraft hours
15 hours
sim hours
35 hours

Practical Exam

Minimum 1 hour skill test on Single Engine aircraft with an EASA approved examiner

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Assigned Fleet

Cessna 152
Cessna 152
HA-RIV
Cessna 152
Cessna 152
HA-BAI
Cessna 172R
Cessna 172R
HA-ARP
Alsim A250
Alsim A250
ALSIM-A250
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