The Single Engine Command Instrument Rating allows pilots to fly in Instrument Meteorology Conditions (IMC) in a Single Engine Aeroplane (SEA).

 

Flying IFR adds an additional level of safety in deteriorating meteorology conditions as well as enhanced procedural performance.

 

Requirements for the issue of a Single Engine Command Instrument Rating

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• 40 hours instrument time total

• 10 hours cross-country dual instrument time

• 5 hours night flight total

• 1 hours of night flight as pilot in command

• 50 hours cross-country flight time as pilot in command