Licenses

A trial introductory is the best way to experience what learning to fly will be like. In this trial you will get hands on experience on how to fly a plane.
The duration of a trial flight will typically go for 20 minutes where your instructor will go over the basics, including the primary controls of the plane.

The RPL will be the first step in your flying career. An RPL licence allows you to fly within a certain distance of your chosen airport whilst also allowing you to take passenger.
The minimum hours required for this licence is 25 but may vary depending on certain flying standards.
Dual – 20 hours
Solo – 5 hours
The duration of training depends on the trainees’ pace and work schedule e.g. full-time work and flight training on weekends, or part-time work and flight training on weekdays.
The Delivery includes a pre-flight briefing, individual flight lessons, and a post-flight briefing.

The PPL licence allows a pilot the freedom to fly anywhere in Australia with passengers. The biggest restriction of this licence is that you are not allowed to earn money as a pilot.
The average hours for this licence is 30 but may vary depending on certain flying standards.
Dual – 22-25 hours
Solo – 5-6 hours
The duration of training depends on the trainees’ pace and work schedule e.g. full-time work and flight training on weekends, or part-time work and flight training on weekdays.
The Delivery includes a pre-flight briefing, individual flight lessons, and a post-flight briefing.

The CPL licence will allow you to take flying to the next step by turning your love for flying into a career.
The minimum hours required for this licence is 200 but may vary depending on certain flying standards.
The duration of training depends on the trainees’ pace and work schedule e.g. full-time work and flight training on weekends, or part-time work and flight training on weekdays.
The Delivery includes a pre-flight briefing, individual flight lessons, and a post-flight briefing.