Pilot Rating Courses
Pilot ratings build upon your certifications by expanding your skills and the types of flights you are authorized to conduct. They are a key requirement for those seeking a career in professional aviation.
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Pilot ratings expand your flying privileges by providing the advanced knowledge and practical experience required to operate in more complex environments and aircraft. Air Fleet Training Systems offers comprehensive training for a variety of FAA pilot ratings, including the Instrument Rating, Commercial Pilot Certificate, and Multi-Engine Rating.
Through structured ground and flight instruction, students develop the technical proficiency, aeronautical decision-making, and confidence needed to safely operate under a wider range of conditions while progressing toward their personal or professional aviation goals.
An Instrument Rating allows pilots to fly under Instrument Flight Rules (IFR), making it possible to operate safely in reduced visibility and weather conditions that do not meet the minimum requirements for Visual Flight Rules (VFR).
To earn an Instrument Rating, applicants must complete a minimum of 35 hours of instrument flight training through an FAA-approved Part 141 flight school or 40 hours under Part 61 regulations. While these are the minimum requirements, most students complete approximately 50 hours of instrument flight training before taking the FAA practical test.
A Multi-Engine Rating is required to operate aircraft with more than one engine and is an important qualification for pilots pursuing careers in corporate or airline aviation. Many recreational pilots also choose to earn this rating to expand the types of aircraft they are qualified to fly. The FAA does not require a minimum number of flight hours or a knowledge test to earn a Multi-Engine Rating.
Contact Info
Air Fleet Training Systems
35 Wright Way
Fairfield, NJ 07004
Tel: +1 (973) 575-8220
Email: info@AirFleetTraining.com
Front Desk Hours: 9:00 AM – 5:00 PM
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