Civil Aviation Training Center
COURSES
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PRIVATE PILOT
Flying is very easy if you follow proper instruction. Anyone over 17 years of age, after having passed the medical examinations established by DINACIA, can fly.
From the start, you'll spend most of your time flying as a student pilot alongside your instructor. The lessons will focus from the beginning on familiarizing yourself with the aircraft, communications, and the flying itself.
The Private Pilot Course consists of no less than 40 flight hours, divided primarily into pre-solo and post-solo flight training. The post-solo phase includes navigation, night flying, instrument flying, and finally, preparation for the practical exam.
The holder of a Private Pilot License, in accordance with current regulations, may act as Pilot in Command or as Co-pilot of an aircraft whose Type Certificate of Airworthiness requires more than one pilot, provided that they act without remuneration and on non-commercial flights, except for those operations specifically authorized by DINACIA. They may not perform aerobatic or formation flights.
AeroSur offers a theoretical and practical course that will teach you everything you need to know to operate independently once you have obtained your certification. This will allow you to plan, evaluate, and conduct all types of visual flights in the future.
If you are a foreigner, please contact Way For Sky for a complete course quotation.
TRAINING
Once you have obtained your Private Pilot license, whether for pleasure, fun or to gain experience to continue progressing towards a professional future, we provide you with the flight equipment so that you can enjoy the license you have obtained.
We organize night flights and sailing trips that will keep you in shape and allow you to discover new places.
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The Instrument Flight Course is normally undertaken once the student has more than 100 flight hours, in order to be able to take the practical exam with no less than 150 flight hours.
It consists of a theoretical and a practical phase. The latter comprises 40 hours of flight under Instrument conditions, that is, without external references, relying solely on the aircraft's instruments.
It is one of the most demanding courses, given the amount of study, student commitment, and specialized practice that must be acquired to master the aircraft without visual references.
COMMERCIAL PILOT
To be a Commercial Pilot, you must first be a Private Pilot and also have a certain number of flight hours.
This is the license that will allow you, once obtained, to work as a Pilot.
In this course you will learn:
Pre-flight operations, weight and balance determination, aircraft inspection and servicing.
Traffic circuit operations, including operations at controlled aerodromes, two-way radio communications, and collision avoidance.
Flight at critically low airspeeds, reconnaissance and recovery in near-stall and stall situations in straight flight and turns.
Flight at critically high airspeeds, corkscrew reconnaissance and recovery.
Normal takeoffs and landings, crosswind takeoffs and landings, and maximum performance takeoffs and landings (short field and obstacle course).
Recovered from abnormal attitudes.
Night flight, including takeoffs, landings and VFR cross-country flight within the CTR.
Cross-country flight by visual reference, dead reckoning and, where available, with radio navigation aids.
Procedures in case of being lost. Abnormal and emergency operations, including simulated aircraft equipment malfunction and emergency descent.
Exclusive Authorised Admissions Partner – India
All student admissions, counselling, and application coordination for applicants from India are handled exclusively through our official partner:
WayForSky Aviation Academy LLP
Student Recruitment & Admissions Partner
Website: www.wayforsky.com
Email: info@wayforsky.com
Phone: +91-9071165504
