Flight School

A Multi-Engine Class Rating (MEA) allows you to fly a multi-engine aeroplane and is vital to students wishing to pursue a career in airline or charter operations.

The Recreational Pilot Licence (RPL) course is the first step in becoming a pilot. Upon completion of this course, the RPL authorises you to fly as pilot in command of a single engine aircraft during the day with passengers.

Your PPL gives you true freedom of flight. It authorises you to fly by day all over Australia in good weather. From a basic PPL you can add a night rating and an instrument rating.

There are many reasons to go on and obtain your CPL. For some it will be just to become more professional and proficient in their personal flying. For others it is a pathway to a new career.

Once a Private Pilot Licence is achieved training to fly at Night can commence. Night flying is very enjoyable, but new skills are required.

An Instrument Rating allows a pilot to fly an aircraft in cloud or reduced visibility. Sydney Flight Training has developed a detailed training program to guide a pilot through this challenging and rewarding qualification.

Sydney Flight Training has three Grade One Flight Instructors that can complete a Flight Review. The Flight Review is an excellent opportunity to refresh and enhance your flying skills.

At Sydney Flight Training, we are proud to announce that we are now delivering the Instrument Rating (IR) and Private IFR (PIFR) training.