Capt. Spock
28th Apr 2008, 14:50
Hello,
I have been looking into Canadian ME IR courses. I'm a European PPL holder with 100tt and 50 x-country, 50% of the ATPLs complete, should it matter.
I've got 4 weeks reserved for pilot training in next month so doing the Canadian ME IR rating would sound very appealing.
Many school advertise their courses with 20 on a twin and 20 on a flight training device and say it can be done in less than a month. Hours seem quite low as most people I know who have done their IFR rating on a single engine a/c in the US have gone past the 40h mark.
Is it common for students to pass with just 20h on a twin, without previous twin experience? How extensive is the the Canadian IFR theory and would the ME IR be doable in 4 weeks for a person who has never flown in Canada before?
Thank you for all the leads. :ok:
I have been looking into Canadian ME IR courses. I'm a European PPL holder with 100tt and 50 x-country, 50% of the ATPLs complete, should it matter.
I've got 4 weeks reserved for pilot training in next month so doing the Canadian ME IR rating would sound very appealing.
Many school advertise their courses with 20 on a twin and 20 on a flight training device and say it can be done in less than a month. Hours seem quite low as most people I know who have done their IFR rating on a single engine a/c in the US have gone past the 40h mark.
Is it common for students to pass with just 20h on a twin, without previous twin experience? How extensive is the the Canadian IFR theory and would the ME IR be doable in 4 weeks for a person who has never flown in Canada before?
Thank you for all the leads. :ok: