Ground Theory – Instrument Rating

Multi-engine Endorsement

Core Units
AVIF0029      Implement threat and error management strategies
AVIF0030      Manage safe flight operations
AVIH0013      Plan a flight under instrument flight rules
AVIH0017      Navigate aircraft under instrument flight rules
AVIW0032      Operate and manage aircraft systems
AVIY0033      Operate aircraft using aircraft flight instruments
AVIY0044      Conduct a 2D instrument approach
AVIY0050      Perform instrument arrival and standard arrival route procedures
AVIY0073      Operate aircraft in the traffic pattern at night
AVIY0074      Perform non-published instrument departure procedures
AVIY0075      Perform published instrument departure procedures
AVIY0076      Perform visual circling approach
AVIY0081      Conduct a 2D global navigation satelite system non-precision instrument approach

Elective Unit
AVIY0072      Operate a multi-engined aeroplane

• Airline Pilot
• Multi-engine Charter Pilot

• Face-to-face Training
• Practical In-flight Training
• Flight Simulation
• Briefings

• Practical Demonstrations and Verbal Q&A
• Written Exams
• Assignments

Bachelor of Aviation

Flight Instructor

• Instrument Rating Theory
• Flight Training
• First attempt at Instrument Rating Exam (IREX)
• First attempt at MEA Class Rating Flight Test
• First attempt at Instrument Rating Flight Test

Uniform

CASA medical certificates

Aviation Security Identification Card

Any fees associated with exceeding aircraft height and weight restrictions

Hold a current Australian Commercial Pilot Licence or an AVI50219 Diploma of Aviation (Commercial Pilot Licence – Aeroplane)

Hold or ability to hold a CASA Class 2 medical certificate

Ability to hold an ASIC (Aviation Security Identification Card)

Students must also undertake a pre-training review to ensure course suitability. The pre-training review involves:
– an interview
– an online assessment of competence in reading and numeracy using bksb® (you must achieve a minimum result of AQF Exit Level 3 for both assessments)
– a flight simulator test to determine aptitude for flying (you must achieve a minimum score of 11).

The pre-training review will be conducted in person to ensure the integrity of the process. You can find out more about the process here.