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1 COMMERCIAL PILOT LICENCE Full Time: 52 Weeks RECOMMENDED PACKAGE PAY AS YOU FLY 188FLYING HOURS 16SIMULATION HOURS 268AUD/HOUR 64,629AUD

2 COMMERCIAL PILOT LICENCE A Commercial Pilot Licence (CPL) is the goal for most pilots because it gives you the greatest opportunity to land a career in the field. To complete this training program, you will need to be highly familiar with aviation knowledge and be able to utilise it in a practical sense. It will not only be important for you to know the extensive amount of material you are taught, but also be able to apply it. A few skills you need to demonstrate include accurate and expeditious flight planning; safe and accurate aircraft operation; operational decision making; enhanced navigation techniques; and operation in complex airspace. The programs we offer will equip you with the skills and experience you need to master these tasks. You will receive training in the various procedures as well as command building time, which will help you meet the requirements that an employer would look for in a professional pilot. Our goal is to get you ready to start your career. This course will be offered in conjunction with Melbourne Flight Training (MFT).

3 RECREATIONAL PILOT CERTIFICATE COURSE DURATION Full Time 52 weeks (subject to weather and student availability) WHO SHOULD JOIN? Students with little or no flying experience LEARNING OUTCOME Fundamental qualification needed to undertake paid pilot work & pre-requisite for most additional training courses and endorsements AIRCRAFT - Bristell or Sling 2 - Cessna 172 or Piper Warrior - Cessna TRC Flight Simulator 3

4 TRAINING STRUCTURE Our mixture of simulated and real aircraft flight training will ensure that you can get the most out of every training session. The simulator helps you understand exactly what you need to do and how to perform in each training session before getting into the real aircraft. It will save you training time in the real aircraft which will save you money and get you closer to piloting your own plane. TRAINING PROGRESS SESSIONS CONTENT TRC FLIGHT SIMULATOR BRISTELL OR SLING 2 PIPER WARRIOR OR CESSNA 172 CESSNA 182 Stage 1 Recreational Pilot Licence 5 35 Stage 2 Private Pilot Licence Stage 3 Night VFR 14 Stage 4 Pilot-In-Command Time Stage 5 Commercial Pilot Licence TOTAL FLYING HOURS Flight Test Additional 4-5 Hours Additional 6-7 Hours Additional 4 Hours 4

5 YOUR SYLLABUS WILL COVER THE SKY IS CALLING Stage 1 - RPL This is the first step every pilot must undertake in their journey to becoming a professional pilot. In this stage you ll learn the basics of flight both in the air and on the ground. A solid knowledge of flight theory is key to performing well in this stage. Here you ll undergo a number of theory courses and tests, including pre-solo theory. Getting mentally prepared for a solo flight can be just as challenging as gaining the flying skills needed to successfully complete a circuit by yourself. To gain the skills needed to successfully pass an RPL test you will undergo 5 hours of training in a flight simulator, 30 hours of dual flying with an experienced instructor and 5 hours of solo flight time and Pilot-In-Command (PIC) of an aircraft. Stage 2 - PPL After successfully gaining your RPL and moving into the PPL stage, you ll really understand why pre-flight planning is key to any successful flight. Navigation exercises can be challenging for some pilots. A well planned navigation exercise is both rewarding and enjoyable - the more preparation you put into the flight the more you ll get out of it. In this stage you ll undergo 23 hours of dual and solo navigation flight training on the Bristell or Sling in addition to completing 7 hours of flying on a Warrior PA28 or Cessna 172S to become familiar with these new aircraft. Stage 3 - NVFR Ever wondered how a pilot can get from A to B at night time? This stage will show you how. In this Night VFR stage you ll learn new and improved ways to navigate. In the 14 hours of flying that you will complete in this stage you ll see some amazing sunsets that few people have ever seen from the sky. There will be some late starts and finishing times reaching into the early hours of the morning but it all pays off when you get to see your first sunrise from the sky. At the end of this stage you will obtain a Night VFR Rating which will also allow you to take up passengers at night. Stage 4 - PIC Hour Building This stage is all about building up your own skills as a pilot. You ll have the freedom to fly all over Australia if you want to in this stage. This is what we call a fly away and it s a great opportunity to grow in confidence and skill. Take your friends and travel the country - see sights that only few people will see in their lifetime. This stage includes just under 90 hours of solo flying hours so plenty of time to take up all your family and friends and show them what you love to do. Stage 5 - CPL Training Countdown time. You re almost there. Just 28 hours left to go before you obtain your Commercial Pilot Licence. Here you ll start flying the Cessna 182 aircraft. This is a powerful plane that you ll have to learn how to control. You ll be given some conversion training across to this aircraft but then it s all up to you to show your testing officer the skills you ve learnt along your flying journey. Now begins your flying career working as an professional pilot. 5

6 Competition is fierce amongst pilots wishing to work for a commercial airline and entry requirements can made it hard to secure a position straight away. This is largely due to commercial airlines often requiring CPL holders to have a minimum of 500hrs flight time before being considered for a pilot position. If you do have your sights set on joining a commercial airline, there are two main ways that you can build this flying time: Regional Flight Work Remote areas in Australia, such as the Northern Territory and Western Australia, have a high demand for pilots as they largely rely on light aircraft to transport people and supplies. Students can relocate to a remote area such as this to answer this demand and build flying time quickly. Flight Instructor Work COMMERCIAL PILOT LICENCE Graduate Career Pathways There are a number of different career pathways available to pilots with a Commercial Pilot Licence (CPL). Aside from joining a commercial airline, there are also opportunities in a range of different industries, including tourism, agriculture and passenger transport. By completing an Instructor Rating, students can get paid to teach others how to fly and build their flying hours at the same time. This is a popular option for those wishing to build their flying hours in a capital city rather than relocating to a remote area. An Instructor Rating will also be looked upon favourably by airlines if you wish to pursue a position in the future. In addition to this, pilots with a Commercial Pilot Licence (CPL) can also pursue careers in: - Aerial Surveillance - Air Ambulance - Charter Flights - Corporate (private) Flights - Fire Spotting/Bombing - Search & Rescue 6

7 PRICING STRUCTURE - STAGE 1 PRICING STRUCTURE - STAGE 2 Recreational Pilot Licence Training: Private Pilot Licence Training: INCLUSIONS COST INCLUSIONS COST Briefings & Debriefings 20 hours Flight Training (Bristell / Sling 2) $288 per hour 5 hours Supervised Solo Flight Training (Bristell / Sling 2) $288 per hour $7,200 5 hours Simulation Flight Training $990 RPC Ground Theory Book $100 RPC Ground Theory Course $798 Free Membership Benefits (50% off all FREE simulation flights & 20% of all purchases at the shop - excludes sale items) Pre-Solo Air Legislation Exam $55 Pre-Licence Air Legislation Exam $55 Human Factors Exam $55 Flight Radio Operator License Exam $55 BAK Exam $105 Aviation English Language Proficiency Test $135 RPC Flight Test $550 RPL Activation Course $1,325 Uniform FREE 1 x Pilot Logbook FREE 1 x Video Footage of Flight FREE 1 x Certificate FREE PRICE $11,423 Briefings & Debriefings 13 hours Dual Navigation Flight Training $5,184 (Bristell / Sling 2) $288 per hour 5 hours Supervised Solo Flight Training (Bristell / Sling 2) $288 per hour 7 hours Dual Flight Training $2,555 (Piper Warrior / Cessna 172) $365 per hour 4 hours Simulation Flight Training $198 per $792 hour PPL Ground Theory Book $100 PPL Theory Course $1,298 RA Cross Country Endorsement Flight Test $550 RA Cross Country Endorsement Theory Exam $150 PPL Theory Exam $185 PPL Flight Test $750 Navigation Kit including flight computer, $250 charts & ERSA Uniform FREE 1 x Video Footage of Flight FREE 1 x Certificate FREE Price $11,814 *Please note it is a prerequisite to hold an RPC or RPL for this course. 7

8 PRICING STRUCTURE - STAGE 3 Night VFR: INCLUSIONS COST Briefings & Debriefings $5, Dual Flying Hours on Warrior ($373 per hour) 1 Hour solo on Warrior ($273 per hour) NVFR Flight Test $750 PRICE $5,872 PRICING STRUCTURE - STAGE 4 Pilot-In-Command Time to Meet CPL Requirements: INCLUSIONS COST 70 Solo Flying Hours on Bristell / Sling 2 ($218 per hour) $20, Solo Flying Hours on 172 / Warrior ($273 per hour) PRICE $20,447 PRICING STRUCTURE - STAGE 5 Commercial Pilot Licence Training: INCLUSIONS COST Briefings & De-briefings 10 Hours Dual Flight Training on Cessna 172 $7,960 ($373 per hour) 10 Hours Dual Flight Training on Cessna 182 ($423 per hour) 8 Hours Dual Simulation Flight Training $230 $1,840 per hour CPL Theory Course (including textbook) $3,425 CPL 7 Theory Exams $1,098 CPL Flight Test $750 PRICE $15,073 8

9 PAYMENT OPTIONS 1. Package Price $64,629 upfront course payment options include cash, Visa, Mastercard, Amex, EFTPOS or direct bank transfer. Please note a surcharge may apply for credit card payments. 2. Pay by stages upfront payment for each stage. Options include cash, Visa, Mastercard, Amex, EFTPOS or direct bank transfer. Please note a surcharge may apply for credit card payments. 3. Pay as you fly pay as you fly course payment options include cash, Visa, Mastercard, Amex and EFTPOS. Please note a surcharge may apply for credit card payments. ANCILLARY COSTS (APPROX.) - RA-AUS 1 Year Membership to cover the insurance - $230 - Class I Aviation Medical Check - $550 - Landing and movement fees at other airports (varies between airports) - English Language Assessment - $235 (for students that have not conducted their ICAO English assessment) - Additional flying hours if required (competency based) - Additional flying hours required for flight test 9

10 6 REASONS TO FLY WITH US 1 2 Safety Relevance We hold an impeccable safety record and meet standards set by regulatory governing bodies, such as CASA. 3Modern Aircraft Our premium aircraft deliver on comfort and technology, with features such as leather seats, autopilot and a glass cockpit. We specialise in helping prospective airline cadets pass their pilot interview and prepare them for an aviation career. 4 Affordability We strive to offer industry leading aircraft hire rates and minimise ancillary costs to make flight training cost effective. 5 Choice MELBOURNE 2nd Floor, 35 First Ave, We allow you to choose between different flight training options and aircraft to cater to your preferences and budget. 6Professional Instructors Our industry leading ratio of Grade 1 Flight Instructors, ensure you learn from experienced, high quality instructors. Moorabbin Airport, VIC LearnToFly HONG KONG 1405, 14/F, Century Square, 1-13 D Aguilar Street, Central, Hong Kong SINGAPORE 105 Cecil Street, #16-15 The Octagon Singapore