New Zealand

Commercial Pilot Training in the New Zealand

The New Zealand is the world's leading destination for international students looking to undertake Commercial Pilot Training, with the country continuing to dominate the rankings thanks to its wide choice of exciting study and flight training options.

Flying Schools In NZ

Flying Schools

New Zealand

Course Location

Flight Training

New Zealand is one of the most preferred destinations around the world for pilot training thanks to it offering the best mix of elements, helping to create professional pilots that are ready to take on any airline job.
New Zealand offers a wide range of airspaces for training, from uncontrolled airfields to busy commercial airports; giving trainee pilots the exposure to complex and busy traffic patterns, radiotelephony, instrument approaches and various other flying environments and helping to build skill and confidence.

Weather for Flight Training

New Zealand offers diverse weather conditions that make it an ideal location for flight training. Its variable climate, from clear skies to challenging gusty winds, provides aspiring pilots with a well-rounded experience. The country's stunning landscapes and changing weather patterns create an excellent training ground, ensuring that pilots are well-prepared for a wide range of conditions they might encounter in their aviation careers.

Living in NZ

New Zealand is a stable, friendly, safe and stunning country which embraces the opportunity to provide education to international students. Known for its extreme sports, New Zealand also provides adventure tourism and has a strong tradition of mountaineering. With a proven education system, students will feel confident with the teachers, instructions and level of qualifications they can secure – embracing the legendary Kiwi concept of “giving everyone a fair go”.

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Advantages of flying in New Zealand

One of the most cost effective countries for flight training

Best Flying schools in the world

FAA licenses are well respected and accepted world over

Faster course completion times (6 to 8 months)

Highest Quality & standards of Flight training

World's most Popular Destination for International students

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New Zealand

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New Zealand

Flying School

New Zealand

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New Zealand

About Course

Course Duration:

10 - 12 Months

Fleet Size:

18 Aircrafts

Type of Fleet:

Cessna 172, Tecnam 2008, Technam 2006

No. Of Flying Hours:

222

Types Of Fleet

Cessna 172

The Cessna 172 Skyhawk is an American four-seat, single-engine, high wing, fixed-wing aircraft made by the Cessna Aircraft Company.

Tecnam P2006

The Tecnam P2006 is a single-engine, high-wing two-seat aircraft built in Italy but aimed at the US market.

Tecnam P2008

The Tecnam P2008 is a single-engine, high-wing two-seat aircraft built in Italy but aimed at the US market.

Courses Offered

Private Pilot License (PPL)

This license is ideal for aviation enthusiasts or hobby flyers.

Instrument Rating (IR)

This refers to the qualifications that a student can undertake to fly under IFR (Instrument Flight Rules) and can be applicable to CPL and PPL.

Commercial Pilot License with Multi Engine Instrument Rating (CPL-MEIR)

This provides students with a complete theoretical and practical flight training and makes them eligible for Airline Pilot vacancies

Instructor Rating (CFI)

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Facilities in New Zealand

The flying schools in the USA offers comfortable accommodations, convenient transportation, and a well-equipped gym to ensure a holistic training experience. Additionally, our welcoming clubhouse fosters a sense of community among aspiring pilots. We're committed to providing top-notch facilities for your pilot training journey.