The next section covers practice in the airfield circuit where the candidate becomes familiar with airfield operations and skilled in normal and maximum performance take off and landings. This part culminates in the first solo flight.

The next phase focuses on cross-country flight, which includes planning, visual and radio navigation, Air Traffic Control communication, practice diversions and emergency procedures, and operations at commercial airports. This part culminates in a solo cross-country flight of 270 km between 3 different airfields.

The final section consists of preparation and rehearsal for the PPL skill test. All manoeuvres are reviewed during this phase and the candidate's proficiency is raised to the standard required for the PPL flight test.

During the course the candidate prepares for and sits the PPL ground examinations.

The course satisfies the entry requirements for the JAR CPL/IR training and provides an excellent foundation for the advanced flight training.

All training takes place in a Cessna 152 and comprises:

• 25 hours of dual instruction
  
  
• 20 hours of supervised solo flight
  
  
• The skill test is included in the solo flight time above.

Duration 4-6 weeks

Course Price: £6,240

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