Commercial Pilot Licence
AVI40108 Certificate IV in Aviation (Commercial Pilot Aeroplane Licence)
As a Registered Training Organisation (RTO) in Australia, we provide courses which are highly regulated, resulting in a recognised tertiary qualification from Certificate IV to Diploma Courses.
There are two ways of achieving a Commercial Pilot Licence. These are the 150 hour integrated course and 200 hour qualification of aeronautical experience.
The 150 Hour approved CPL (Aeroplane) Training Course
The approved CPL(A) training course is an integrated course of both theory and practical aviation training. Students must meet the training requirements; have a minimum of 150 hours total flight time which includes 70 hours general flight time as Pilot In Command, 20 hours of cross country as Pilot In Command and 10 hours of instrument flight time. Students must pass all the theory examinations, be recommended for and pass the Commercial Pilot Licence flight test.
Note: (To qualify for the 150 hour CPL syllabus students must be enrolled in 150 hour course from the commencement of their training.)
The 200 Hour CPL (Aeroplane) Qualification
This is where a candidate has gained flying experience by means other than a student on a approved 150 hour CPLA course with a minimum 200 hours total flight time.
Students must meet and hold the following minimum aeronautical experience requirements: including 100 hours flight time as Pilot In Command, 20 hours cross country as pilot in command and 10 hours of instrumental flight time in a registered or recognised aeroplane. Students must pass all the theory examinations, been assessed as having achieved the required standard and be recommended for, and pass the Commercial Pilot Licence flight test.
Click here to view a cost breakdown of our 150 Commercial Pilot Licence (.pdf)..
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