This course is for those who wish to fly for recreational purposes. This is the first course to take should you wish to start your career as an Airline Pilot. This course teaches you the basics of flying. Our qualified and dedicated instructors will equip you with the knowledge and skill to confidently fly a single-engine plane.
• 3 months (excluding permit processing)
• 42 hours of Ground Academics
• 30 hours of Computer-Based Training
• 25 hours of Simulator Training
• 20 hours of Flight Training using a Cessna 172
• Training Kit
• Holder of a current PPL/CPL License
• CAAP Medical
• Flight Logbook
• 49 hours of Ground Academics
• 35 hours of Computer-Based Training
• 95 hours of Flight Training using a Cessna 172
• Training Kit
• Holder of a current PPL License
• CAAP Medical
• Flight Logbook
This course is for those who wish to learn how to fly an aircraft under Instrument Flight Rules or IFR. A must if you’re considering a career with the General Aviation or Airline companies.
• 3 months (excluding permit processing)
• 42 hours of Ground Academics
• 30 hours of Computer-Based Training
• 25 hours of Simulator Training
• 20 hours of Flight Training using a Cessna 172
• Training Kit
• Holder of a current PPL/CPL License
• CAAP Medical
• Flight Logbook
• 48 hours of Ground Academics
• 36.5 hours of Computer-Based Training
• 5 hours of Simulator Training
• 45 hours of Flight Training using a Cessna 172
• Training Kit
• At least 17 years of age
• At least a High School graduate
• In good physical condition. Wearing of corrective glasses is allowed.
• CAAP Medical
• Valid Passport with temporary visa, if required (For Foreign Students)
This course is for those who wish to make a career as a Pilot. Apart from teaching you the advanced concepts of flying, the school also emphasizes on instilling maturity and discipline that is required from an Airline Pilot.
• 6 months (excluding permit processing)
• 49 hours of Ground Academics
• 35 hours of Computer-Based Training
• 95 hours of Flight Training using a Cessna 172
• Training Kit
• Holder of a current PPL License
• CAAP Medical
• Flight Logbook
This course is for those who wish to learn how to fly an aircraft under Instrument Flight Rules or IFR. A must if you’re considering a career with the General Aviation or Airline companies.
• 3 months (excluding permit processing)
• 42 hours of Ground Academics
• 30 hours of Computer-Based Training
• 25 hours of Simulator Training
• 20 hours of Flight Training using a Cessna 172
• Training Kit
• Holder of a current PPL/CPL License
• CAAP Medical
• Flight Logbook
