Navigation Exercise 6 – Really going to try and get you lost and conduct some upper air work and emergency exercises.
#PART TIME PILOT PLUS#
Navigation Exercise 5 – Another cross country exercise with many less features to work with on the map plus some extra curve balls. Your flying instructor will be watching you on flight radar lol. This is what you’ve worked so hard for and you can almost see the finishing line. We will put you under the hood and touch on some basic IFR again and try to get you lost.
Restricted areas is the secret in this exercise. Navigation Exercise 3 – We visit Moorabbin again to consolidate our Class D training and continue on another cross country flight. We will also look at our first diversion, which simulates bad weather en-route and amending a flight plan airborne. Aircraft approaching VFR waypoint BRIGHTON for Class D entry to Moorabbin Navigation Exercise 2 – In this exercise we conduct a flight with a stop to Moorabbin to get some practice at operating in (Class D Airspace). On this exercise we fly from point A to B ,C, and D utilising our CLEARO checks and follow the processes we discussed in the theory component. Navigation Exercise 1 – We put the navigation, flight planning and CLEARO checks theory into practice. We have a number of student pilots that take this pathway. So if your in no rush to get the Recreational Pilot Licence then this method can save you some money so give it some thought. Once you have completed the navigational component and your flight instructor deems you competent, you can then complete the flight test that will cover both the Recreational Pilot Licence and the Private Pilot Licence syllabus.
When completing the minimum hours for the issue of the Recreational Pilot Licence you can select to not sit the flight test and continue immediately with the navigation exercises for the PPL. MINIMISING COST FOR THE PRIVATE PILOTS LICENCE The Private Pilot Licence (PPL) cannot be completed unless you have completed the minimum for the Recreational Pilots Licence (RPL). Whether you plan to fly for fun, with friends, family, provide yourself with transportation, or simply build time and experience for future ratings this is the next step in the flight training process.
#PART TIME PILOT LICENSE#
With this license you can venture to any destination in Australia. Why not follow the sun. WHAT CAN I DO WITH A PRIVATE PILOT LICENCE The Private Pilot Licence (PPL) course involves a set of navigation exercises that when completed enables you to fly as pilot in command or co-pilot in the private category. No more 25 nautical mile restriction and flying lessons confined to Melbourne. Now that you have conquered the fundamentals of the Recreational Pilot Licence (RPL) its time to venture out and start navigating. Welcome to the next part of your aviation journey.
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