FAQ's:

Why learn to fly?		Because it’s exhilarating, fun, & the ultimate adrenalin rush.   See your world from the sky, you don’t know what you are missing. Use your license to see new places & meet new people. All recreational flying hours count toward a General Aviation License. Farmers can use their recreational aircraft for inspecting their property or stock.
Full time or Part time?		This is an individual decision depending on the time you have available.   However you can be sure that whatever you decide you will receive the highest standard of  instruction.   Remember that we operate 7 days a week & will always try to fit in with your schedule if possible.
What’s the difference between, Microlights, Ultralights & Recreational Aircraft?		No difference at all. It’s just that different countries call it by different names.
What do the abbreviations mean?		CASA: Civil Aviation Safety Authority CFI: Chief Flying Instructor RAA: Recreational Aviation Australia BFR: Biannual Flight Review – every 2 years GA:General Aviation VH: Australian registered GA aircraft
Can I do some theory before I start?		Yes, it will help you with your flight training
Will I have my own instructor?		Yes you will.   Our school works on a “1 on 1 basis.”   This ensures that your training is consistent & that you are comfortable with the instructor that you know.
How long before I go solo?		Everyone is different. Remember that the time it takes to go solo is no measure of how good a pilot you are or will be.
Do you do ground briefings?		Yes, this is a most important aspect of your training.
Can I wear glasses & still fly?		Yes.
Can I be colour blind & still fly?		Yes.
Do you issue gift vouchers?		Yes we do.   They are a very popular feature.
Why use the training aircraft that you do?		Because we want the very best for our students & their needs.