Instrument Rating

Living in the Northwest, you know how the weather can be. With an instrument rating, you are less likely to get weathered in at one of your destinations. Regal Air has many full IFR aircraft for your instrument training. To enroll in the Instrument training course, you must possess a Private Pilot Certificate.

FAA Part 61 Instrument Course ESTIMATED COST

Flight Time	Cessna 172
	Premier Member*	Regular Rates*
20 Hours in Aircraft	$2,556	$2,840
40 Hours Flight Instruction	$2,232	$2,480
10 Hours Pre/Post Flight Instruction	$558	$620
20 Hours in Simulator	$900	$1,000
2 Hours FAA Check Flight C172	$256	$284
Airman Knowledge & Practical Test Prep Material
Pilot Training Study Materials	$196	$218
Aviation Charts / Publications	$27	$30
Ground School Tuition	$176	$195
FAA Airman Knowledge Test
Computer Airman Knowledge Test	$150	$150
FAA practical Test	$450	$450
Discount Package Purchase                    ($7,000)
*Premier members placing a minimum of $5,000 on account you will receive a 5% additional credit. You can do more. Non-refundable contract required. You must be currently enrolled in a instrument rating program with a current Premier Flight Plan membership to be eligible.	-$350	N/A
Subtotal	$7,151	$8,267
Premier Flight Plan Annual Membership Fee	$495	—
Sales Tax (Aircraft, Supplies, Premier Fee)	$421	$415
Total Estimated Course Cost	$8,067	$8,682

**Note:
The above prices reflect FAA minimum required hours of flight training. This is not a guarantee of completion or costs. Your actual costs may be higher due to individual skills, weather conditions, your flying frequency and/or additional special needs training.

Prices do not include occasional fuel surcharges during volatile fuel pricing.
All rentals include fuel and limited insurance.

Prices effective January 1, 2013 and are subject to change without notice.