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If you are desiring to obtain instrument instruction for a helicopter rating you are in the incorrect course. We recommend using the Sheppard Air Test Prep Software or Sportys Pilot Shop Instrument Rating Course-FAA Test Prep (Online, App and TV), for studying and passing your written instrument examination. This software can be purchased and downloaded from [www.sportys.com](www.sportys.com) or [www.sheppardair.com](www.sheppardair.com).  \nExpectations and Goals  \nThis training program is used in conjunction with FAR/AIM 14 CFR part 61.65 as a whole, and is intended for the instrument-airplane rating only. Additionally, this training course is especially beneficial for students that may require more than the accelerated 10-day programs normally advertised by most training facilities. If the student is unable complete the normal training in 10 days, additional hours of training can be easily requested and obtained. You will NOT be required to pay and retake the entire course.  \nCourse Materials  \nRequired Materials  \nThe following list contains the minimum requirements to begin this training:  \n􀁹 A current FAR/AIM  \n􀁹 A current pilot’s license and currency in the category and class you will be using  \n􀁹 A current class I/II/III medical certificate  \n􀁹 A current state issued identification card or current passport  \n􀁹 A current Low Enroute Chart & Terminal Procedures Publication for the local area to be flown for your training  \nSuggested Reading Materials  \nGleim, Irvin, Gleim, Garrett (2016). Instrument Pilot Syllabus (6-1 ed.) . Gleim Publications, Inc., Gainesville, FL.  \n32604: ISBN-13: 978-1-61854–062–1.  \nFederal Aviation Administration (2017). Airmen Certification Standards-Instrument Rating Airplane. Flight Standards Service. Washington, DC 20591 : FAA–S–ACS-8 A.  \nFederal Aviation Administration (2021) . Instrument Procedures Handbook. Flight Standards Service. Washington, DC  \n20591: FAA–H–8083-16B.  \nFAA Requirements for the Instrument Rating (FAR/AIM 61.65)  \n§ 61.65 Instrument rating requirements.  \n(a) General. A person who applies for an instrument rating must:  \n(1) Hold at least a current private pilot certificate, or be concurrently applying for a private pilot certificate, with an airplane, helicopter, or powered-lift rating appropriate to the instrument rating sought;  \n(2) Be able to read, speak, write, and understand the English language. 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