Features
What You’ll Experience
Electrical, avionics, and navigation system failures.
Low-visibility approach and missed approach scenarios.
ATC communication drills and cockpit management under pressure.
 
 IMC Emergencies places you in realistic IFR failure scenarios where quick thinking and solid procedures matter most.
Work with experienced instructors to build muscle memory for high-stress situations without putting your aircraft or yourself at risk.
Recreate and repeat any scenario until your responses are instinctive.
Electrical, avionics, and navigation failures
Approach and missed approach in low visibility
ATC communication drills under pressure
Advantages
Why Emergency Training in Simulators Works
Build true IFR confidence in zero-risk conditions.
- Sharpen emergency response and situational awareness
- Train realistically without consequences
- Earn FAA WINGS credit
Repeat critical scenarios as many times as needed.
 21 YEARS
 21 YEARS OF EXPERIENCE
Develop the confidence to handle in-flight emergencies with zero risk through immersive IFR emergency scenarios in the simulator.
$172 (1.5 hrs)
 
  Train for What Others Fear
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 IMC Emergencies
Develop the confidence to handle in-flight emergencies with zero risk through immersive IFR emergency scenarios in the simulator.
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Frequently Asked Questions
- The FAA allows 2.5 hours to be counted towards the Private Pilot requirements, and 10 hours towards the Instrument rating requirements.
- The real benefit lies in reducing the amount of time required to train in the aircraft. Most students require more than the FAA minimum hours before they are ready for the checkride. Spending some of those extra hours in the simulator at a far lower cost will help save money and keep your training on track when weather or maintenance cancel flights.
What is flight simulator training and how does it work?
Does simulator training count towards my pilot's license?
How much does simulator training cost?
When you compare that $55/hr simulator rate to the typical $160-$180/hr cost of renting an aircraft, and factor in that you can accomplish far more training in one simulator hour than in the same time in the air, the value is clear. You get more learning, in less time, at a fraction of the cost.
Can I log instrument approaches in the simulator?
Who can benefit from simulator training?
Are there prerequisites?
I am training at a different flight school, can I train here too?
Do you offer flight lessons in aircraft?
Our instructors can also provide training in your personally owned aircraft, ensuring seamless continuity between your simulator sessions and in-aircraft experience.
