• 20 hours of flight time, of which 10 must be conducted at night where 5 hours are dual instruction and 5 hours are solo. The remaining 10 hours will be instrument training done either by day or night.

• You can combine a night rating with your commercial licence course. The requirement of flight time is then reduced to 10 hours, of which 5 hours can be conducted as dual night instruction within the 100 hours of your commercial licence and the remaining 5 night hours are to be done as solo flight time once you have successfully completed your commercial licence. This is the most inexpensive way of achieving your night rating.

• If you already hold a night rating in another type of aircraft (ie: fixed wing), the requirement of flight time is reduced to 5 hours, where 2 hours will be dual at night, 1 hour solo at night, and 1 hour of instrument training.