Instrument rating training in Orlando

2,000 hours of dual given. Davide Zambiasi is a Gold Seal CFI / CFII, airplane and helicopter. Instrument training here is in a Countrywide Flyers Cessna 172 or Piper Archer.

What it costs

Instruction — paid to DZ Aviation
ServicePrice
Flight instructionHobbs to Hobbs. No pre-brief or post-debrief charge.$75/hr
Aircraft — paid to Countrywide Flyers
AircraftRate
Cessna 172$165/hr
Piper Archer$185/hr

What happens

Academy standards. Independent schedule.

An instrument rating stalls when the instructor changes partway through and the next one starts over. Davide Zambiasi teaches every lesson, from the first one to the checkride.

He instructs full-time, so weekday daytime lessons are available, with morning slots before the afternoon convection. You get a written debrief after every lesson.

Once your practical test is scheduled, the mock checkride is a separate package that ends with a written readiness report.

See checkride prep

What to bring

Training-plan consult

How many hours your instrument rating takes is a question for the consult. It is a free, 30-minute sit-down that maps your certificate, realistic hours, and realistic cost.

Book a training-plan consult

How to start

  1. Book the free 30-minute training-plan consult.
  2. Fly at Orlando Apopka Airport (X04), in a Countrywide Flyers Cessna 172 or Piper Archer.
  3. Pay DZ Aviation for instruction and Countrywide Flyers for the airplane.
  4. Membership, checkout, and insurance rules are the club's. The club is Countrywide Flyers.

Full-time, with weekday and weekend availability.