You got the rating, but when was the last time you were actually in a cloud? A lot of instrument pilots pass the checkride and then quietly spend years flying “IFR” only in clear skies — the paperwork says proficient, the logbook says otherwise. Join us August 7-9, 2026 for a clinic built around the real thing. We’ll base out of the Central Coast, where the marine layer reliably hands us soft, low-risk cloud decks to climb through each morning with an instructor alongside — real needle movement, real disorientation management, real decision-making, all with an experienced hand next to you.
Days will mix a morning briefing on personal minimums and go/no-go calls with actual flying in the layer, then an afternoon debrief while it’s fresh. By Sunday you’ll have logged real actual time and, more importantly, some genuine comfort in the clouds instead of just under the hood. Spots are limited, so sign up early and tell us your departure airport, aircraft type, avionics setup, and how much actual IMC time you’ve logged so we can pair you up right.