Pilot training in Melbourne provides you with all the challenges you need to become a highly proficient pilot ready to take off with your new career in Aviation. Your pilot training base will be at Moorabbin Airport in the south eastern suburbs of Melbourne. Moorabbin airport is predominantly for pilot training, charter businesses and private…
Having the right technique for cross wind landings will ensure you improve your confidence, skills and make flying under challenging conditions much safer. The crosswind landing is one of the more difficult skills to master so its important you practice regularly. Start with a low crosswind and as your confidence grows, build up to higher…
Becoming a commercial pilot can be a fantastic rewarding career for those who enjoy flying, traveling, a professional challenge and making a good income. Before you decide whether becoming a commercial pilot is right for you, you need to assess your personal goals, aptitude and personality to ensure that the career is the right fit…
In Aviation News this week * Airbus in China Airbus has announced a series of investments and deals in China, as the row over ETS that had seen Beijing refuse to sign off on orders finally cools down. Key elements of the agreement include: • Tianjin Final Assembly Line for A320 to be extended for…
Learn to fly Australia as the Australian CASA training system and schools provide a high standard of training that is well regarded throughout the world. Australian skies provide a fantastic learning environment with wide open spaces, lots of clear skies and user friendly airspace that allows you to go to most places using an aeroplane…
For those with no flying experience, the path to a career as an Airline Pilot and pilot jobs can be confusing and overwhelming. But not to worry, thats what flying schools are here for. We take people with zero experience and prepare them with the skills and qualifications required to succeed in the Airline Industry….
Batik Air (part of the Indonesian Lion Air Group) is expanding from 6 to 16 aircraft this year and will be the first in the group to use the A320. It will double its domestic destinations to 22 and start its first international service to Singapore.