Get your Instrument Rating in 7 days while visiting Hawaii. Whether you’re just starting after your PPL or you’re almost done with your IFR training, we can get you across the finish line - fast and properly. I'm Roman, a professional CFII based in Hawaii, and I designed this Accelerated IFR Program to help pilots like you build real skills, pass the checkride, and feel confident flying IFR anywhere.​ Under our FAA-approved Part 141 program, you can earn your Instrument Rating in as little as 21 days. - [Two Tracks – Choose Yours] 1. Full IFR Program (PPL to IR) For pilots starting fresh after their Private Pilot License: - 30 hours ground training - 35 hours flight training - Covers everything from basic attitude flying to full IFR cross-country ops - Designed around Part 141 minimums to save you time and money 2. IFR Completion Program For pilots with prior IFR training who just need to finish: - Tailored brush-up program - Review, polish, and sharpen your IFR skills - Targeted checkride prep - [Why Train With Me?] - Train in Real IFR Conditions: Gain hands-on experience flying in real-world IFR conditions, not just “hood time" - Personalized One-on-One Instruction: Your training is tailored to your progress, ensuring you develop confidence and proficiency. - Program is Part 141 Approved: Reduced hours required, faster path to your rating. - Fast & Efficient Checkride Scheduling: We schedule your checkride in advance and plan your start date 21 days before the checkride, maximizing efficiency.

Training Overview

The Accelerated IFR Course is designed for 21 days, but the exact timeline depends on your experience and progress. Some students may require additional time to build proficiency.

Prerequisites Required

Private Pilot Certificate Completed FAA Written Test (IRA) Current FAA Medical Certificate ​TSA authorization (if not a U.S. citizen)

Airport(s)

PHKO: Kona International Airport, Kaiminani, Hawaii

Specific Aircraft Access

Cessna 172N (Aspen Pro HSI, Garmin 430) – $255​/​hr Piper Arrow II (GTN 750, GI275 Attitude Indicator & HSI) – $265​/​hr

Total Flight time (Hours Dual Instruction, Ground Instruction, etc)

30 hrs ground instruction, 35 hrs dual instruction

Pricing Notes

This course is designed to be completed in 21 days, with the checkride scheduled at the end of the course. Below is a typical budget breakdown: - 30 hrs ground instruction @ $58​/​hr – $1,740 - 35 hrs dual instruction @ $265​/​hr – $9,275 - FAA Checkride Fee – $900 Estimated Total: $11,915 + tax Note: Housing, food, transportation, and other expenses are not included. Additional training time, if needed, will be billed at standard hourly rates. *A $1,000 deposit is required to secure a spot in the program and schedule your training.

Session Breakdown

Week 1: Ground school, basic IFR flying skills VOR, ILS, RNAV approaches Holds and procedures Week 2: IFR cross-country flights Advanced approaches practice Missed approaches and diversions Week 3: Polishing maneuvers Full simulated IFR flights Checkride preparation and mock checkride Some students may require additional training beyond the 21-day course. Additional flight and ground instruction can be scheduled at the standard hourly rate.