The Recreational Pilot Permit (RPP) is designed for people who want to complete their training in the shortest time-frame in order to fly small aircraft with a maximum of one passenger.

The first step in training to becoming a professional pilot starts with the Private Pilot License (PPL).

The next step in training to become a professional pilot is to proceed towards the Commercial Pilot License (CPL).

Flight Instructor Rating (FIR) on your CPL will allow you to start your career in aviation as a Class 4 Flight Instructor.

As issued, your Private Pilot License allows you to fly only during daylight hours. Night Rating is required to fly at Night Time.

VFR Over-The-Top Rating opens up considerable opportunities for pilots without instrument rating to fly above a lower layer of clouds

Pilot licence or permit holders who haven’t flown in 4 or 40 years are especially invited to stop in. You will be surprised just how much knowledge is retained even if you haven’t flown for years.

If you were on the way to being a pilot but due to some life occurrence just haven’t been able to finish. We are happy to train you on your own plane or our's and get you the licence you desire.

It will provide you the knowledge that you can use to manage a small aerodrome, airport or any related organization.

This Program gets you the knowledge and experience to get a job as an apprentice at an Aircraft Maintenance Organization and eventually the AME Licence.

Program designed for people who want to fly a remotely piloted aircraft that has a maximum take-off weight of at least 250g (0.55 pounds) but not more than 25 kg. Commonly known as Drones.

A Program for amateur aviators to get them prepared for the English terminology used in aviation environment and make them comfortable to use the aviation radio equipment.