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Flying Training: SOUTH AFRICA

220

Total hours

100

PIC hours

20

A/c IF hours

20

Simulator Hours

1 Year

SDURATION

Here is why ab initio pilot training cadets choose to complete their flying training in South Africa

  • Favorable weather conditions: South Africa has a generally good climate for flying training with clear skies and favorable weather conditions almost all year round, which is essential for students to get maximum flying hours.
  • Cost-effective: The cost of flying training in South Africa is comparatively lower than in many other countries, such as the United States and Europe. This makes South Africa a popular destination for students who want to reduce their overall training costs.
  • High-quality training: South Africa has a number of world-class flight training schools with modern facilities and experienced instructors, making it an ideal destination for those seeking quality training.
  • English-speaking environment: English is the language of aviation, and South Africa is an English-speaking country. This makes it easier for international students to communicate and learn in an environment where the language of instruction is familiar to them.
  • Diverse flight training opportunities:South Africa offers a wide range of flight training opportunities, including training for commercial, private, and military pilots. This allows students to choose the type of training that suits their career goals.

ROADMAP TO OBTAINING AN FAA CPL

  • Apply for Class 02 Medicals
  • Apply for Computer Number
  • Enrol for Ground Classes at Allied Wings and clear your theory papers of Air Navigation, Aviation Meteorology, Air Regulations and RTR-A. We provide complete assistance with VISA application.
  • Apply for Class 01 Medicals
  • Complete 220 hours of flying training and submit your documents for CAA Commercial Pilot License
  • 10 hours of conversion flying at our Indian Flight School
  • Submit the required documents to DGCA for issuance of Indian Commercial Pilot License

Become a pilot at South Africa’s best flying School