AVI50519 Diploma of Aviation (Instrument Rating)
AVI50519 Diploma of Aviation (Instrument Rating)
This specialised program teaches all the technical and non-technical skills required to fly Multi-Engine Aircraft under Instrument Flying Rules. The course also covers the skills, knowledge, and experience needed to gain a Multi-Engine Aeroplane Class Rating (MEA). Many pathways through aviation require a pilot to have the skillset to pilot…
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COURSE DESCRIPTION
This specialised program teaches all the technical and non-technical skills required to fly Multi-Engine Aircraft under Instrument Flying Rules. The course also covers the skills, knowledge, and experience needed to gain a Multi-Engine Aeroplane Class Rating (MEA).
Many pathways through aviation require a pilot to have the skillset to pilot an aircraft under the Instrument Flight Rules. It is a necessary qualification required to gain entry to the airlines. Throughout this course, you will learn to fly through challenging conditions using your instruments in our state-of-the-art Diamond DA42-VI. You will enhance both your technical flying skill as well as your non-technical skills in a challenging but rewarding journey.
An Instrument Rating allows you to serve as a Pilot-In-Command under the Instrument Flight Rules (IFR) during day and night flight operations. This advanced skill will enable you to take off, cruise and land in challenging weather conditions.
Course inclusion
The diploma package includes the following items listed below:
- 20.5 Hours Dual Flying
- 15 Hours Dual Simulator Training
- 100+ Hours Face-to-Face Teaching
- Textbooks, uniforms & learning materials
- Internal, Theoretical Exams & Flight Tests
- Fourteen Units of Competency
Those with previous experience, a tailor course can be provided.
Articulation pathway
Bachelor’s Degree – Fundamental Experience of Griffith University and the practice of Flylink Aviation College
REQUIREMENTS
- Hold AVI50215 Diploma of Aviation (Commercial Pilot Licence – Aeroplane);
- Hold CASA Commercial Pilot Licence (Aeroplane);
- Current CASA Flight Crew Class I Aviation Medical Certificate;
- Current Aviation Security Identification Card (ASIC);
- Aviation ICAO English Level 5 (or above); and
- Conduct an interview and be recommended by the CEO (or its delegate) for course acceptance.
- Hold EITHER CASA Private Instrument Rating (PIR) or CASA Instrument Rating(IR) with:
- SEA (PIR or IR);
- Navigation – VOR/LLZ (PIR);
- Navigation – GNSS (PIR);
- Approach – VOR/LLZ (PIR);
- Approach – DME or GNSS Arrival (PIR); and/or
- Instrument Approach 2D (VOR & RNVA) (IR).
EDUCATIONAL INSTITUTION
FlyLink Aviation College, established in 2017, is one of the first, CASA Flight Training Organisations within Australia to have setup a 24-hour student accessible study/training area away from an aerodrome and that is close to student accommodation. Its aircraft operation dispatch centre is located at Archerfield Aerodrome, Brisbane’s secondary airport and Queensland’s major centre for general aviation activities. It is a secured, ATC controlled Aerodrome, equipped with four runways and instrument arrival procedures. The college deploys a fleet of diamond aircraft for the majority of the practical flight training it offers. International students can choose from accredited courses.
