How can a Pilot obtain an instrument rating, and why is it important?

<p dir="ltr">A pilot can obtain an Instrument Rating (IR) by <strong>completing simulator training, logging 40+ hours of instrument flight, and passing DGCA exams. </strong>It is an additional certification required for flying in low-visibility conditions.</p><p>IR allows pilots to navigate using cockpit instruments instead of visual references. It is crucial for commercial pilots, enabling them to fly in bad weather and improving safety standards in aviation.</p>

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