What is a Commercial Pilots License?
This is a combined course, including a CPL and a Single Engine Instrument Rating OR Multi Engine Instrument Rating. It entitles you to fly commercially, taking control of bigger aircraft and getting paid to do what you love and is significantly valuable for flying under IFR is the ability to fly in instrument meteorological conditions (such as inside clouds).
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Single-engine IF
What is a Single IF Com License? - Download PDF
This is a combined course, including a CPL and a Single Engine Instrument Rating. It will entitle you to fly commercially, taking control of bigger aircrafts and getting paid to do what you love and is significantly valuable for flying under IFR is the ability to fly in instrument meteorological conditions (such as inside clouds).
What are the requirements?
- Must be 18 years or older
- Hold a valid class 1 medical certificate
- Hold a valid general certificate of proficiency in radiotelephony
- Hold a valid Private Pilot License
- Hold a Night Rating
- Show proof of English Language Proficiency
- A minimum of 200 hours total flight time the, 200 hours must include:
≥ 100 hours PIC flight time
≥ 5 hours PIC by night
≥ 50 hours of cross country flying as PIC
≥ 40 hours dual instrument time (20 hours may be done in an approved FSTD)
≥ 5 hours dual in an aircraft with adjustable flaps, retractable undercarriage and variable pitch propeller or turbojet engine
Exams that you must pass:
- Flight Planning & Performance
- Instruments & Electronics
- ATNG
- Human performance
- Air Law & Operational Procedures
- Navigation
- Radio aids & Communication
- Aviation Meteorology
What is the cost?
Hour Building
30 Hours PIC by day on PA28-161 @ R3390.00 per hour
5 Hours PIC by night on PA28-161 @ R3390.00 per hour
50 Cross country PIC hours on PA28-161 @ R3390.00 per hour
Total |
= R101,700.00
= R 16,950.00
= R169,500.00
= R 288,150.00 |
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Instrument Flight Rating
20 hours on FSTD @ R1350 per hour
13 Hours dual (10 hours actual) on PA28-161 @ R3790.00 per hour
6.5 Dual hours (5 hours actual) on PA28R-201 @ R4390.00 p/hr
27 Briefings @ R550.00 p/briefing
2 Dual hours on PA28R-201 @ R4390.00 per hour - test
Total |
= R 27,000.00
= R 49,270.00
= R 21,950.00
= R 14,850.00
= R 8,780.00
= R 121,850.00 |
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Advanced single-engine class rating
1.5 Hours dual on Piper Arrow @ R4390.00 per hour
2 Briefings @ R550.00 p/briefing
Total
Grand Total for CPL Course |
= R 6,585.00
= R 1,100.00
= R 7,685.00
= R417,685.00 |
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Additional costs
DE fee
Commercial License Exams (ea)
CAA Fees |
= R 3,500.00
= R 410.00
= R 850.00 |
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Multi-engine IF
What is a ME IF Com License? - Download PDF
This is a combined course, including a CPL and a Multi. Engine Instrument Rating. It will entitle you to fly commercially, taking control of bigger aircrafts and getting paid to do what you love and is significantly valuable for flying under IFR is the ability to fly in instrument meteorological conditions (such as inside clouds).
What are the requirements?
- Must be 18 years or older
- Hold a valid class 1 medical certificate
- Hold a valid general certificate of proficiency in radiotelephony
- Hold a valid Private Pilot License
- Hold a Night Rating
- Show proof of English Language Proficiency
- A minimum of 200 hours total flight time the, 200 hours must include:
≥ 100 hours PIC flight time
≥ 5 hours PIC by night
≥ 50 hours of cross country flying as PIC
≥ 40 hours dual instrument time (20 hours may be done in an approved FSTD)
≥ 5 hours dual in an aircraft with adjustable flaps, retractable undercarriage and variable pitch propeller or turbojet engine
≥ 7 hours of briefing for the Multi engine class rating
≥ 6 hours of flight time in a Multi engine aircraft
≥ 5 hours of IF for the Multi engine IF rating
Exams that you must pass:
- Flight Planning & Performance
- Instruments & Electronics
- ATNG
- Human performance
- Air Law & Operational Procedures
- Navigation
- Radio aids & Communication
- Aviation Meteorology
What is the cost?
Hour Building
30 Hours PIC by day on PA28-161 @ R3390.00 per hour
5 Hours PIC by night on PA28-161 @ R3390.00 per hour
50 Cross country PIC hours on PA28-161 @ R3390.00 per hour
Total |
= R101,700.00
= R 16,950.00
= R169,500.00
= R 288,150.00 |
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Instrument Flight Rating
20 hours on FNPT II for SE IF @ R1350 per hour
20 Hours dual on PA28-161 IF @ R3790.00 per hour (15 hours actual)
3 Hours on FNPT II for Multi Engine IF @ R1450.00 per hour
3 Dual hours on PA34 for IF Actual @ R7690.00 p/h (2 hours actual)
27 Briefings @ R550.00 per briefing
Total |
= R 27,000.00
= R 75,800.00
= R 4,350.00
= R 23,070.00
= R 14,850.00
= R 145,070.00 |
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Multi--engine class rating
4 Dual hours on PA34 for Multi Engine Class @ R7690.00 per hour
3 Hours on FNPT II for Multi Engine Class @ R1450.00 per hour
7 Briefings @ R550.00 per briefing
Total
Test
1.5 Dual hours on PA34 for DFE test flight
Grand Total for CPL Course |
= R 30,760.00
= R 4,350.00
= R 3,850.00
= R 38,960.00
= R 11,535.00
= R 483,715.00 |
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Additional costs
DE fee
Commercial License Exams (ea)
CAA Fees |
= R 3,500.00
= R 410.00
= R 850.00 |
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Terms: Due to practical consideration such as; weather, aircraft availability and serviceability, instructor availability and the progress of individual students, completion of any particular course may require more time and funding than specified in this quotation. The company reserves the right to terminate or suspend the flight training of any student at any time and will in such case, refund the student all funds in credit in that students account. Prices are subject to change at any time due to fluctuating fuel and other related costs. Flight training shall not be conducted whilst in possession of any weapons.
Please be advised this is only an estimated cost based on the MINIMUM requirements and that the total cost shall be based on student performance.
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