Commercial Pilot Training in New Zealand

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”.

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 environment and helping to build skill and confidence.

Partner Flying School

Our partnered flying school in New Zealand is established by aviation professionals who have more than two decades of experience in helping international students choose the right program and training. They focus on providing students with the flying skills, attitude and discipline required to take on a commercial pilot career.

They invest heavily in state-of-the-art, brand new glass cockpit planes as well as the latest safety technology and highest quality instructors; giving them an edge over other schools.

Pilot Training Courses Offered

Private Pilot License (PPL) - This license is ideal for aviation enthusiasts or hobby flyers.
Commercial Pilot License (CPL) - This provides students with a solid foundation of theoretical and practical flying training, allowing them to meet the required standard to secure a relevant pilot license to pursue a full-time career.
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.
Instructor Rating – This course is for students interested in becoming a flying instructor and the program includes an aspect of flight training as well as teaching the art of conducting lectures and briefings.
CPL (ME / IR) - CPL + Multi-Engine Type rating + Instrument Rating (IR) on a twin-engine aircraft. Students will learn about the overall aspect of flying, technical briefings and handling simulated emergencies such as engine failures etc. This course is recommended for Indian Students.

Commercial Pilot Training in New Zealand

Advantages of flying in New Zealand

Partner Flying School

Pilot Training Courses Offered

Fleets Strength - 9 Aircrafts

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