Looked at some accelerated programs, but I feel I would be better off using a local CFI to take a month flying five days a week to really create good habits.

Am looking for an instructor with a decent amount of actual IMC, and with rhyme and reason to their instruction (AKA - some structure). Plan to knock out written prior to beginning instruction. Would love someone who can create checkride like scenarios at the end of each week of training so the actual checkride is a breeze.

I have my own plane that is IFR certified. Last transponder/static check completed in August.

Good luck finding someone local! I am asked almost weekly for a recommendation of a good independent specialized IFR CFI around ATL. Most are just to busy to accommodate an accelerated type schedule. I would just get a company like PIC to send a CFII to you to get it knocked out ASAP. It honestly would probably save you money in the long run.

If you do find one please let me know.

Yeah, I thought about going that route, and still might do that if I can work out adding on a couple pf extra days or finding ways I can be VERY ahead of the curve before I begin training with them. I'll let you know what I find.

Try fly with cat in Michigan 14 days course, one on one just get there ready and you I’ll be fine plus is cheap up there

You are not going to find a CFII out there with nothing to do ready to take an accelerated student. That's just not a thing anymore. There are accelerated programs out there that do this, but finding an independent CFI that can give you the attention you need is very hard these days.

7days.

http://obxflight.com/

Hi,

I am CFI/CFII working in Atlanta out of PDK and RYY. We just finished working on an accelerated (approx. 10 days) instrument program for a gentleman in his own airplane.

Please feel free to reach out to me via PM if you'd like to chat!

Hello

Sorry for the necrothread but one cant create a new topic when new on the forums.
I'm looking for a flight school in the Atlanta area to do an IPC. Anyone has recommendation for a good school that has some sort of sim (redbird/frasca style, I have a lot of rust to remove first), a twin for the "checkride" and instructors who have IMC time ?

Thanks for your inputs

Just as a reminder, it is 3 posts and 3 days before someone can start a new thread. This reduces spambots from taking over the forum.