Night Rating Program.
The Night Rating course equips pilots with the skills to safely navigate and operate aircraft during night conditions under Visual Flight Rules (VFR) — essential for broadening your flying capabilities.
About the Night Rating
The Night Rating course equips pilots with the necessary skills to safely navigate and operate aircraft during night conditions under Visual Flight Rules (VFR).
A night rating is essential for aviators aiming to broaden their flying capabilities and adaptability to diverse conditions.
Requirements
- Holder of a valid and current Private Pilot License (PPL).
- Holder of a valid and current Class 1 Medical Certificate.
- Holder of an English Language Proficiency endorsement.
- A minimum of 15 hours of flight training in total.
- 10 hours of dual instruction, including 5 hours of night training (with 2 hours dedicated to cross-country flights).
- 5 hours of instrument training (a total of 10 hours of instrument training is required, typically with 5 hours completed during the Private course).
- 5 hours of solo flight during night conditions.
- There is no formal practical or written examination, but candidates must demonstrate proficiency in the required skills.
Flying Hours Vary by Country
The hours outlined are in accordance with the standards and guidelines set forth by the DGCA.
These hours may vary based on the specific requirements of the country chosen for flight training. Each country has its own regulations and expectations, so aspiring pilots should be prepared for potential differences.
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