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* Travis Aeroclub has Lowered their aircraft rental rates and added a special flight accomodation to their introductory package!
           - View club Introductory Flights
           - View club aircraft fleet!

* Specialized Helicopters has added Tour Flights and Introductory Flights! Check out their amazing offers on the Tour Flights page or the Introductory Flights Page.

* Welcome to Specialized Helicopters of Watsonville Airport. They are the first and only Helicopter training school on BAFSL. They offer:
           - Helicopter Training
           - Helicopter Sales
           - Helicopter Maintenance
           - Helicopter Tours
           - Aerial Photography
           - Helicopter Charter Flights

* Trade Winds Aviation has updated their prices! Check out their new Remos GX..just $95/wet/hr. Updated information:
           - Aircraft Rental Rates
           - Instructor Rates
           - Club Membership Fees

* A Special Welcome to Hayward Flight! Take a look at their flight school programs and offerings! They have listed:
           - Aircraft Rental Rates
           - Instructor Rates
           - Multiple Flight Simulators
           - SF Bay Tour Flights
           - Student Financing Options

* TOUR FLIGHT'S ARE HERE! Beautiful sightseeing tours Flights start at just $120.
           - Hayward Flight has added a Golden Gate/San Francisco Tour!




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            Having an instrument rating added to your pilot certificate gives you the privilege to fly in all types of weather conditions, even restricting conditions such as IFR. After receiving this rating pilots will have flight proficiencies such as:

            * Flight by reference to instruments
            * Knowledge of navigation systems
            * Instrument approach procedures

            Instrument training is said to be the most complex rating a pilot will ever apply for but it is also the most satisfying because of the benefits of the rating. Imagine flight without altitude, distance or weather restrictions. As an instrument pilot, you will develop a greater knowledge for flying as well as experience. Some of the requirements for getting your IFR rating are:

            * 40 hours of instrument flight training in the aircraft rating sought for
            * 3 hours of instrument training within the last 60 days preceding the test
            * A x-country flight of at least 250 nm along airways or ATC-direct routing

For more information about the IFR rating check out part §61.65 in the current FAR’s.

Don’t have the current FAR/AIM? Check out this site from the FAA.
   
   

 

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