- Indian Pilot Candidates … We have DGCA approved P68 Partenavia and PA34 Seneca twins to build up your flight time for only $450 per hour Plus GST and landing charges.
- Australian Airline Pilot Candidates … with the new proposed 1500 hours minimum to start, why not consider building up paid hours GA & RAA instructional with us.
- 10/06/2011 … Our CFI, David M has now passed his 20,000 hours flight time.
- Flight Instructor rating, Command + Private Instrument courses, ready to start .
- We include an RAA Instructor Rating as part of the general Aviation Instructor Course.
- (There are now more RAA schools than GA in Australia.)
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FW: CASA EX60/10 – Exemption – solo flight training using ultralight aeroplanes registered with Recreational Aviation Australia Incorporated at Camden aerodrome [SEC=UNCLASSIFIED]
- Yes we finally have the approval for our RAA students to go solo with the new class D airspace and Control Tower in place valid from today 24th July 2010 as shown above …
Please note the pilot in command of an RAA aircraft in Camden Class D airspace must have either a minimum of PPL or operate under our Air Operator’s certificate with the above exemption, call David for further details on 0414788105. - Now on our flight line is a new single engine IFR aeroplane the XL2 Liberty (half the price of the twin engine for IFR training, with Garmin G130 GPS for RNAV instrument approaches in all weather day and night.)
- For further details phone David on 0414788105
- Or just simply call in for a cuppaCino and a chat, you will find us across from the BP bowse,r on the opposite side of hanger 58, Camden Airport.
- Indian students … We have a p68 Partenavia, plus a PA34 Seneca, for your multi DGCA requirements.
- Australian Airline pilot candidates… with this new proposed minimum 1500 hour requirement. Come and do instructional hours with us (both GA & RAA)and be paid to get your hours up.
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