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Step 1
This stage of the training
is designed to provide the student with a strong foundation in
attitude instrument flight and instrument navigation. At the
completion of this stage, the student is thoroughly prepared
for the introduction of holding patterns and instrument approach
procedures.
Step 2
During this stage, the student
learns to perform holding patterns and instrument approaches.
This training prepares the student for the introduction of IFR
enroute procedures in Stage III.
Step 3
This stage of training teaches
the student IFR enroute procedures and provides a review of all
previously learned maneuvers. Through the use of three instrument
cross-country flight and review, the student is able to attain
the proficiency level of an instrument-rated pilot.
The ground and flight training
portions of the instrument course are completed in Stage III.
The student should also successfully pass the FAA instrument
rating airmen knowledge test and take the FAA instrument rating
practical test at the completion of this stage.
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