Flight Training Centre

In flight training, there are basically two parts to complete – a theory part and practical part. To begin with, you will need the knowledge in areas such as aerodynamics, principles of flying, human performance and limitations, etc. Then you will have to put theory into practice in trying to fly a plane.

But before you really board a plane to practise what you have learned, there is an important part that you must master – the procedures. Different countries and different airports do have their own sets of rule and protocol to follow. To be able to comply with these rules and procedures are crucial for pilots, especially student pilots, in maintaining flight safety. <live ATC radio calls>

A lot of pilots find it quite difficult to fly in an unfamiliar environment. We therefore have tailor-made our courses to the particular airfield that you are going to fly later in Australia. We follow the requirement of the Australian General Aviation Aerodrome Procedures (GAAP) to simulate airfield procedures, training areas and landmarks, reporting points, and even pre-flight aircraft checks.

Thanks to the latest Geographic Information Systems (GIS) technology on the Internet, we make use of satellite images to help students understand how flying is really like. Such experience is particularly useful to student pilots for visual navigational flying and is only made possible in the very recent years.