Recreational Pilots Licence – RPL
If you are completely new to flying, obtaining a Recreational Pilot Licence is the first step on your aviation journey. With a Recreational Pilot Licence, you’ll be able to fly on your own, or with friends and family, within a 25nm radius of the departure airport.
- CASA mandated minimum flying training: 30 hours (25 hours dual, 5 hours command). As the Cirrus SR20/SR22 is a more complex aircraft, it can typically take an average of 50 hours to attain the safe standard when compared to a basic training aeroplane.
- Entry requirements: Aviation Reference Number (ARN) and aviation class 1 or class 2 medical.
- Students are required to pass the Recreational Pilot Licence theory exam and then a practical flight test with an examiner to attain the licence.
Talk to a Navair Flight Training experienced Instructor today on 1300 759 722 or apply below:
Course Snapshot
Prerequisites
Proficient in English Language
Ability to obtain a CASA Aviation Medical – Class 2
Ability to obtain an Aviation Security Identification Card (ASIC)
Duration
3 to 6 months / 35 to 50 hour
Included
1 on 1 instruction
Aircraft hire
Private study area
Flexibility on times and dates
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