What we’ll cover
Our classes are designed to help you pass your FAA Instrument/Commerical written exams the first time! In just one weekend. Our classes will cover everything you need to know so that you understand each knowledge area thoroughly. We provide all textbooks, pencils and writing pads; just bring your E6B and plotter (if you don't have an E6B or Plotter you can buy one on the day of the class and sell these at cost).
If you are a prospective instrument pilot, or commercial pilot and need to pass the written test in only one weekend, we currently have ground school classes scheduled in Atlanta. Completing any of our ground courses will allow you to get the written test out of the way so you can concentrate on flying!
Click the links above to view our current class offerings and to sign up. If you have any questions please contact us today!
The FAA Knowledge Exam for the instrument pilot consists of 60 multiple choice questions (sample below). You are allowed two hours to complete the test. The commercial pilot exam will consist of 100 questions and you are allowed 2 and 1/2 hours to complete it. Your test results will be immediately available upon completing the exam.
Course Description
(Instrument Class Agenda) (Commercial Pilot Agenda)
Saturday, Day 1 Saturday, Day 1
Instruments Aerodynamics
Attitude Instrument Flying Airplane Performance
Federal Aviation Regulations Instruments, Systems, Engines
Aviation Weather Airports and Air Traffic Control
Navigational Systems Weather Theory and Reports
Sunday, Day 2 Sunday Day 2
Airports and Air Traffic Control Federal Aviation Regulations
IFR Enroute Weight and Balance
Instrument Approaches Navigational Aids
Medical Factors for Pilots Cross Country Flight Planning
Comprehensive Review Publications, Medical Factors
FAA Knowledge Exam can be taken any time after class.
Details
The price includes a complete course kit: textbooks, pencils, highlighters, notepads etc.
The cost to actually take the test will need to be paid directly to the FAA Testing center at an additional expense