Courses

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The Australian National Airline College offers a number of courses for fixed wing pilot training. Click on a course below for detailed course information.

Commercial Pilot Training
Commercial pilot training is that training which prepares an individual to act as pilot in command of an aircraft for which he/she is able to fly paying passengers and/or freight for hire and reward. Anyone who wishes to earn a living as a Commercial pilot must undertake a Commercial Pilot Training course with an approved college, holding an Air Operator Certificate to deliver Commercial Pilot Training.

All course costs include GST and all service fees

CRICOS Course Code	Title	Course Duration	Cost
050124G	Commercial Pilot Licence (including multi Engine Command Instrument Rating) This is our most popular course with overseas students wishing to prepare themselves for an airline career.	72 Weeks	AUD$ 59,960
050123G	Commercial Pilot Licence (including Theory and Private Pilot Licence) This course will provide you with a licence that allows you to work and fly under Visual Flight Rules. Suitable for some jobs but restricts your career options. Note: It is possible to start with this course and complete your Instrument Rating later however please contact us so we can explain the pro’s and con’s if you are planning this course of action.	52 Weeks	AUD$ 45,085
050131G	Private Pilot Licence (including Theory) This is a recreational licence only. You cannot secure a job and be paid to fly with this licence.	17 Weeks	AUD$ 17,975

Other courses for experienced pilots.

050132G	Single Engine Command Instrument Rating	16 Weeks	AUD$13,580
050128C	Multi Engine Command Instrument Rating	16 Weeks	AUD$16,477

Course Start Dates:

• Monday 11th May 2009
• Monday 27th July 2009
• Monday 12th October 2009
• Monday 18th January 2010
• Monday 15th March 2010
• Monday 10th May 2010
• Monday 26th July 2010
• Monday 11th October 2010

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Medical Examination
To be able train as a pilot you must undergo an aviation medical examination. This can be done after arrival in Australia, however it is more practical to undertake this before you depart.

This is best done before you depart for Australia however if there is no approved medical examiner in your area, you can do it after you arrive.

A full list of CASA approved overseas medical examiners can be found here.

Aerobatics Endorsement
An Aerobatics Endorsement will provide you with skills that enable you to control the aircraft in all situations from upside down to spining to vertical. You will learn how to roll, loop and spin the aircraft. The Endorsement will enhance your confidence and aircraft handling ability. Although it is not a formal requirement of your CPL training the Aerobatics Endorsement is certainly worth considering adding to your course of training.

For more information contact Florentina at the Flying School.

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