We can provide flying training and the associated knowledge training for just about any imaginable land-based aeroplane (i.e., not balloons, floatplanes, gliders, hang gliders, gyrocopters, helicopters or powered parachutes, etc!) Licence; Rating; Design Feature Endorsement; Flight Activity Endorsement; or Flight Instructor Initial, Refresher and/or Training Endorsement.
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Manual Propeller Pitch Control (MPPC)
Read more: Manual Propeller Pitch Control (MPPC)Overview This course is designed for pilots learning to fly aircraft fitted with a Constant Speed Propeller (as opposed to fixed pitch). Whilst the change from fixed pitch to variable pitch propellers can be made fairly easily, not a lot of emphasis is placed on student’s theoretical knowledge of this more advanced system. Our course…
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Retractable Undercarriage (RU)
Read more: Retractable Undercarriage (RU)Overview This course is designed for pilots learning to fly aircraft with a retractable undercarriage. Whilst the change from fixed undercarriage to retractable can be made fairly easily, not a lot of emphasis is placed on student’s theoretical knowledge of this more advanced system. Our course is designed to give trainees that knowledge and allow…
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Tailwheel Undercarriage (TWU)
Read more: Tailwheel Undercarriage (TWU)Overview This course is designed for pilots learning to fly aircraft with a tailwheel undercarriage. Whilst the transition from tricycle undercarriage to tailwheel can be made fairly easily, not a lot of emphasis is placed on student’s theoretical knowledge of this more challenging configuration. Our course is designed to give trainees that knowledge and allow…
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Multi-Engine Aeroplane Centreline Thrust (MEAC)
Read more: Multi-Engine Aeroplane Centreline Thrust (MEAC)Overview Multi-Engine Centreline Thrust refers to twin-engine aircraft which have their engines mounted along the fuselage centre-line, e.g., the Cessna C337 “Skymaster.” Learning to fly these aircraft differs significantly from regular twins and therefore requires a short but separate theory course. Our course covers all aspects of Centreline Thrust theory and offers practical advice to…
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Gas Turbine Engines (GTE)
Read more: Gas Turbine Engines (GTE)Overview This course is designed for pilots learning to fly aircraft fitted with Gas Turbine Engines. Our comprehensive course will give you detailed insight into all aspects of basic gas turbine theory, ideal for the commercial pilot looking to expand their horizon and seek a more advanced position within the industry. Prerequisites Private Pilot Licence…
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Pressurisation Systems (PXS)
Read more: Pressurisation Systems (PXS)Overview This course is designed for pilots learning to fly aircraft fitted with Pressurisation Systems. Our comprehensive course will give you detailed insight into all aspects of pressurisation system theory, ideal for the commercial pilot looking to expand their horizon and seek a more advanced position within the industry. Prerequisites Private Pilot Licence (Aeroplane) minimum.…
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Night VFR Rating (NVFR)
Read more: Night VFR Rating (NVFR)Overview This course is designed for students undertaking Night VFR Rating Flying Training. As such, this theory course will compliment your flying training, strengthening both your theory and practical knowledge and ensuring that you are confident and prepared when you take to the sky at night. Prerequisites Private Pilot Licence (Aeroplane) minimum. References Aviation Theory…
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Commercial Pilots Licence (Aeroplane) [CPL(A)] (CHUF)
Read more: Commercial Pilots Licence (Aeroplane) [CPL(A)] (CHUF)Human Factors Overview To obtain your Commercial Pilot Licence (Aeroplane), you must pass the seven CPL(A) Theory Examinations. Our comprehensive course offers detailed insight into the complex yet fascinating world of Human Factors and provides expert advice for the CASA Examination. Prerequisites Pass in the PPL(A) Examination. References Aviation Theory Centre’s “Human Factors for the…
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Commercial Pilots Licence (Aeroplane) [CPL(A)] (CMET)
Read more: Commercial Pilots Licence (Aeroplane) [CPL(A)] (CMET)Meteorology Overview To obtain your Commercial Pilot Licence (Aeroplane), you must pass the seven CPL(A) Theory Examinations. Our course offers extensive information and training in this critical aviation subject. Prerequisites Pass in the PPL(A) Examination. References Topics Covered Conduct Either 8 x 45 minute lessons per day over three days, from 0800 to 1700 hours;…
