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CFI Added rating

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Hi everyone,

I try to add an Instrument Rating to my CFI.

I got confused while I was scheduling my knowledge test, should I select Flight Instructor Instrument Airplane (FII) or Flight Instructor Instrument Airplane (Added Rating). 

What is the difference? 

Thanks,

 

 

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  1. KDS on Oct 05, 2020

    You would take the Flight Instructor Instrument Airplane test unless you already hold a Flight Instructor Instrument Helicopter rating. The added rating test is a 20 question test that focuses on the difference between the helicopter and airplane rating.

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  2. sickboy06 on Oct 05, 2020

    Yep, it makes sense now, Thank you KDS

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