Become an Instrument Flight Instructor at Blue Skies Above - train the next generation of instrument-rated pilots in Lanett, Alabama.
Certified Flight Instructor - Instrument
CFII
Advance Your Instruction Career
Take your instructional career to new heights by becoming a Certified Flight Instructor – Instrument (CFII). This advanced rating empowers you to teach instrument flying, helping pilots master flight in low visibility and high workload environments. At Blue Skies Above, our CFII program at Lanett Municipal Airport (7A3) is built for passionate instructors who want to deepen their knowledge, sharpen their skills, and guide others to become safe, competent IFR pilots. Whether you're growing your career or looking to make a lasting impact in aviation, this is your next step. Enroll today and start your CFII journey with Blue Skies Above.
Teach Instrument Flying with Confidence
Gain the authority and expertise to teach pilots how to safely operate in IFR conditions, helping them develop advanced navigation and decision-making skills.
Advance Your Aviation Career
Adding a CFII rating not only enhances your resume but also makes you more versatile and valuable as a flight instructor, opening doors at flight schools and in professional aviation training.
Sharpen Your Own Skills
Teaching instrument flight reinforces your understanding of complex procedures, strengthens your own IFR flying, and keeps you sharp in the cockpit.
Hold a Valid CFI Certificate
Before you can begin CFII training, you must already be a Certified Flight Instructor (CFI). This foundational certification ensures you have the necessary instructional background and flight experience to effectively teach others.
Hold an Instrument Rating on Your Pilot Certificate
You must possess an instrument rating on your Commercial or Airline Transport Pilot (ATP) certificate. This proves that you are qualified to fly in instrument meteorological conditions (IMC) and understand the procedures you'll be teaching.
Pass the FAA Instrument Instructor Knowledge Exam
You'll need to complete and pass the Instrument Flight Instructor (FII) written test. This exam covers in-depth topics such as IFR regulations, instrument approach procedures, airspace structure, and teaching methodologies specific to instrument flight.
Complete Flight & Ground Training with a CFII
Work with a Certified Flight Instructor – Instrument to receive the training required to teach instrument students. You’ll focus on instructional techniques, safety protocols, instrument maneuvers, and checkride prep. Once you're ready, your instructor will provide a logbook endorsement that qualifies you for the FAA checkride with a Designated Pilot Examiner (DPE).
| Prerequisites | |
|---|---|
| Certified Flight Instructor (CFI) Certificate | Must hold a valid CFI certificate before applying for the CFII rating. |
| Instrument Rating | Must hold a current Instrument Rating. |
| Medical Certificate | Valid medical certificate issued by an FAA-certified aviation medical examiner. |
| Knowledge Test | Must pass the Instrument Instructor Airplane knowledge exam. |
The Blue Skies Above Fleet
Experience the next generation of flight training with a complete lineup of aircraft designed to take you from your first lesson to high-performance, cross-country touring. Whether you are stepping into a pro-flight pipeline or mastering advanced ratings, our diverse fleet of Cessna and Tecnam aircraft guarantees maximum efficiency, safety, and performance for whichever program you choose.
Why Become a Certified Flight Instructor - Instrument?
Becoming a CFII opens doors to valuable experience, career advancement, and the opportunity to train instrument pilots. It strengthens your IFR mastery, builds flight hours, and positions you for success in professional aviation.
Pricing
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Certified Flight Instructor - Instrument
Tecnam P2010 Non-TAA
*2 weeks to complete (approximately)
$4,420
Book Now- 3 lessons per week
- 9 hours of aircraft rental
- 9 hours of flight instruction
- 20 hours of ground instruction
- Temporary fuel surcharge included
- Books and DPE scheduling included
Note: Program completed in Tecnam P2010 Non-TAA aircraft over approximately 2 weeks.
Fly now with Blue Skies Above
Take your first step into the cockpit. A Discovery Flight is your opportunity to fly a plane with an expert instructor and discover the thrill of aviation for yourself.