Accelerated IFR Training

At Accelerated IFR Training, we recognize that every pilot's journey is unique. That’s why we offer flexible programs tailored to meet your individual needs and goals. Whether you’re looking to advance your skills with our 10-Day Accelerated IFR Program or embark on a full aviation career through our Comprehensive Program: From Zero to 1,500 Hours, we provide the expertise and support to guide you every step of the way.

Choose the Program That Works for You 

• 10-Day Accelerated IFR Program: This immersive course is designed to cover all FAA Part 61 requirements in just 10 days. With a dedicated 10-hour curriculum and personalized instruction, you’ll quickly master instrument flight skills. Plus, you can train at your nearest airport, no matter where you are in the United States.
• Comprehensive Program: From Zero to 1,500 Hours: For those starting from scratch, this all-inclusive program takes you from zero flight hours to meeting the 1,500-hour requirement necessary for professional pilot roles.

We emphasize the importance of full commitment to your training during these critical periods. By staying focused and engaged, you can achieve your certifications efficiently and effectively.

Choose Why Train with Us? 

With over 55 years of combined flying experience, our team delivers unmatched expertise and dedication to your success. We’re here to make your journey to certification smooth, efficient, and rewarding. Whether you’re taking your first steps in aviation or refining advanced skills, Accelerated IFR Training is your trusted partner in the skies.

To apply for our 10-day Accelerated IFR Training, you must meet the following requirements:

• Private Pilot License (PPL):

              You must hold at least a valid Private Pilot License.

• Minimum of 50 Hours Cross-Country PIC (Pilot in Command):

              Applicants must have logged at least 50 hours of cross-country flight time as PIC.

• At Least a Third-Class Medical Certificate:

              You must hold a valid third-class medical certificate or higher.

• IFR Written Exam Completed:

              (IFR) written exam must be completed prior to starting the course.