The Transair IFR Training Glasses are view-limiting flight training glasses designed to simulate instrument meteorological conditions (IMC) during pilot training. They are used in instrument flight training to restrict outside visual references while still allowing the pilot to see cockpit instruments clearly.

Unlike traditional “Foggles”-style devices, this newer design uses a modern sunglass-style frame with partially obstructed lenses, improving comfort and compatibility with aviation headsets during longer training sessions.

These glasses are commonly used in IFR (Instrument Flight Rules) instruction to help student pilots develop proper instrument scan discipline without relying on external visual cues.

Its primary features include:

Partial-vision blocking design for instrument-only flight training
Modern sunglass-style frame for improved comfort
Compatible with aviation headsets
Lightweight construction for extended training sessions
Designed for IFR training and proficiency practice
Improved alternative to traditional foggles-style devices
Transair positions this model as a more comfortable and modern evolution of classic IFR training glasses, aimed at improving usability during real cockpit instruction.