Post PPL

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IMC Rating Courses

Tired of being grounded by a low cloud base or poor visibility? Add an IMC rating to your License and vastly increase your flying time! Take the minimum of 15 hour Instrument Meteorological Conditions (IMC) rating course and it will challenge you and improve your flying skills, enabling you to fly in not-so-perfect weather conditions. Concerned with flying the plane for the first time? Practice in the flight simulator! This will allow you to practice approaches and holds safely on the ground and without the cost of flying!


Night Ratings

Do you have to cut your trips short because you have to make it back by sunset? Gaining a night rating on your licence means that there is no rush! In the minimum of 5 hours training, 3 hours must be dual instruction, 1 hour must be dual navigation and you must perform 5 solo take offs and 5 solo landings.


Learn to fly a Taildragger 

Open the door to all sorts of historic and aerobatic types you couldn’t otherwise fly.
Start simple with our lovely Supercub – an easy trainer to start on, before you move on to your heart’s desire. Or simply a nice short course to complete and get a tick in the box for future use. 
And all the time become a better handling pilot – understand crosswinds as you never have before.
Learn the mystery of why taildraggers nose in, and how to avoid it!”

 Tail wheel Syllabus click here


Supermarine Spitfire

Buy a share in one of twelve spitfires and you can enter the Spitfire Training program. This program is unique to any other tailwheel flying course, as we are training you to fly an actual Spitfire. You will start off in the Cub, performing 20 hours of training, eventually soloing from the back seat. After you have successfully mastered the Cub, you will be moved to the Chipmunk for another 5 hours of training, ending with the mastering of a flight from the back, with an instructor in front of you. During the course, we are slowly moving you further and futher from the prop of the plane, and restricting your view in preparation for flying the Spit. A minimum of 25 hours spitfire-specific training is required in order to fly the Spitfire.