01 — Knowledge with context
Ground school
The theory behind the flying: weather, navigation, systems and radio in small evening groups.
Training / 02 — Practice with purpose
The heart of learning to fly: you and your instructor, side by side, turning knowledge into instinct one flight at a time.
What it entails
One-on-one · your pace
Dual instruction / 02 — two headsets, one running conversation
Every dual flight opens with a briefing — what we’ll practise and why — and closes with a debrief while the engine is still warm. You’ll always know exactly what improved.
Your instructor flies with you from the wobbly first takeoff to the day they sign you off to go alone. Same voice, same standards, all the way.
What you’ll practise
The core syllabus
How a lesson flows
Brief · fly · debrief
Today’s manoeuvres, the weather picture, and two things to improve from last time. You chair-fly the plan before the propeller turns.
You handle the controls from engine start to shutdown. Your instructor coaches out loud, demonstrates once, then hands it back.
What clicked, what needs another rep, and the exact focus for next time. It goes in your training record so nothing drifts.
Keep going
Next stages
01 — Knowledge with context
The theory behind the flying: weather, navigation, systems and radio in small evening groups.
03 — Your judgement, trusted
Solo circuits, supervised cross-countries and checkride prep until everyone is certain.
Meet your instructor
A discovery flight is a real lesson, not a joyride: briefing, controls in your hands, and a debrief after. Come feel what dual instruction is like.