Upcoming COURSES

Daily Inspection Techniques
Apr
27

Daily Inspection Techniques

DO YOU KNOW HOW TO CARRY OUT A DAILY INSPECTION TO ENSURE THE AIRCRAFT IS AIRWORTHY?

Take part in this one day course so you will be confident in looking at various parts of the aircraft and actually knowing what is safe and what needs an engineer to look at.

Do you know the difference between a “Nyloc”, “MetalLoc” or a “Castellated” fastener and what determines if they are safe?

How about tyre pressures, brake fluid, wheel bearings and instrument serviceability, or are the seatbelts and seat rails in a safe condition.

If you are not sure - you need to do this course. You cannot pull over to the nearest cloud to fix something you did not check before you left.

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RPC BAK
May
3
to 4 May

RPC BAK

Starting your flying journey or just want a refresher? Theory exams are a vital part of becoming a safe and competent pilot, however studying the content by yourself can sometimes be confusing. Completing the practical in-flight training but still have required exams outstanding can be frustrating.

We decided to break the theory training into “Bite-Sized Chunks”. Keep an eye on the calendar of events and together, we will review aircraft systems, BAK, Air Law and Aircraft Radio knowledge. Additionally, we will cover the important subject of Human Factors.

During the training you will be able to sit all the required exams for the issue of an RAAus - Recreational Pilot Certificate (RPC)

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Pilot maintenance (CAR Schedule 8) 4/25
May
31
to 1 June

Pilot maintenance (CAR Schedule 8) 4/25

CAR Schedule 8 permits pilots to carry out a definitive list of tasks on their aircraft. However, pilots are responsible for ensuring they are familiar with, and can satisfactorily comply with, any manufacturer’s instructions regarding the maintenance before undertaking any of the tasks identified.

CASA and RAAus strongly recommends guidance should be sought by pilots from a relevant Part 66 LAME on the correct aircraft maintenance practices and procedures.

This 2 day course will cover the requirements and provide the hands-on training for a cross-section of tasks. A certificate of Completion will be provided which may help Commercial pilots "standout from the crowd" when looking for a job.

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AIR LAW
June
8

AIR LAW

Starting your flying journey or just want a refresher? Theory exams are a vital part of becoming a safe and competent pilot, however studying the content by yourself can sometimes be confusing. Completing the practical in-flight training but still have required exams outstanding can be frustrating.

We decided to break the theory training into “Bite-Sized Chunks”. Keep an eye on the calendar of events and together, we will review aircraft systems, BAK, Air Law and Aircraft Radio knowledge. Additionally, we will cover the important subject of Human Factors.

During the training you will be able to sit all the required exams for the issue of an RAAus - Recreational Pilot Certificate (RPC)

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FLIGHT RADIO FOR PILOTS
June
15

FLIGHT RADIO FOR PILOTS

Prepare yourself for the airwaves. During this course, you will understand more than just pressing a button. You will also understand how the radio operates and when it should not be used.

Learn about the right and wrong way to make a position call and where “Communication” sits in the priority of flying an aeroplane.

There will be practical exercises with handheld radios as you maneouver yourself around an imaginary training area.

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Daily Inspection Techniques
June
29

Daily Inspection Techniques

DO YOU KNOW HOW TO CARRY OUT A DAILY INSPECTION TO ENSURE THE AIRCRAFT IS AIRWORTHY?

Take part in this one day course so you will be confident in looking at various parts of the aircraft and actually knowing what is safe and what needs an engineer to look at.

Do you know the difference between a “Nyloc”, “MetalLoc” or a “Castellated” fastener and what determines if they are safe?

How about tyre pressures, brake fluid, wheel bearings and instrument serviceability, or are the seatbelts and seat rails in a safe condition.

If you are not sure - you need to do this course. You cannot pull over to the nearest cloud to fix something you did not check before you left.

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Pilot maintenance (CAR Schedule 8) 5/25
July
26
to 27 July

Pilot maintenance (CAR Schedule 8) 5/25

CAR Schedule 8 permits pilots to carry out a definitive list of tasks on their aircraft. However, pilots are responsible for ensuring they are familiar with, and can satisfactorily comply with, any manufacturer’s instructions regarding the maintenance before undertaking any of the tasks identified.

CASA and RAAus strongly recommends guidance should be sought by pilots from a relevant Part 66 LAME on the correct aircraft maintenance practices and procedures.

This 2 day course will cover the requirements and provide the hands-on training for a cross-section of tasks. A certificate of Completion will be provided which may help Commercial pilots "standout from the crowd" when looking for a job.

View Event →
Daily Inspection Techniques
Aug
24

Daily Inspection Techniques

DO YOU KNOW HOW TO CARRY OUT A DAILY INSPECTION TO ENSURE THE AIRCRAFT IS AIRWORTHY?

Take part in this one day course so you will be confident in looking at various parts of the aircraft and actually knowing what is safe and what needs an engineer to look at.

Do you know the difference between a “Nyloc”, “MetalLoc” or a “Castellated” fastener and what determines if they are safe?

How about tyre pressures, brake fluid, wheel bearings and instrument serviceability, or are the seatbelts and seat rails in a safe condition.

If you are not sure - you need to do this course. You cannot pull over to the nearest cloud to fix something you did not check before you left.

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Pilot maintenance (CAR Schedule 8) 6/25
Sept
27
to 28 Sept

Pilot maintenance (CAR Schedule 8) 6/25

CAR Schedule 8 permits pilots to carry out a definitive list of tasks on their aircraft. However, pilots are responsible for ensuring they are familiar with, and can satisfactorily comply with, any manufacturer’s instructions regarding the maintenance before undertaking any of the tasks identified.

CASA and RAAus strongly recommends guidance should be sought by pilots from a relevant Part 66 LAME on the correct aircraft maintenance practices and procedures.

This 2 day course will cover the requirements and provide the hands-on training for a cross-section of tasks. A certificate of Completion will be provided which may help Commercial pilots "standout from the crowd" when looking for a job.

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RPC BAK
Oct
11
to 12 Oct

RPC BAK

Starting your flying journey or just want a refresher? Theory exams are a vital part of becoming a safe and competent pilot, however studying the content by yourself can sometimes be confusing. Completing the practical in-flight training but still have required exams outstanding can be frustrating.

We decided to break the theory training into “Bite-Sized Chunks”. Keep an eye on the calendar of events and together, we will review aircraft systems, BAK, Air Law and Aircraft Radio knowledge. Additionally, we will cover the important subject of Human Factors.

During the training you will be able to sit all the required exams for the issue of an RAAus - Recreational Pilot Certificate (RPC)

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AIR LAW
Oct
19

AIR LAW

Starting your flying journey or just want a refresher? Theory exams are a vital part of becoming a safe and competent pilot, however studying the content by yourself can sometimes be confusing. Completing the practical in-flight training but still have required exams outstanding can be frustrating.

We decided to break the theory training into “Bite-Sized Chunks”. Keep an eye on the calendar of events and together, we will review aircraft systems, BAK, Air Law and Aircraft Radio knowledge. Additionally, we will cover the important subject of Human Factors.

During the training you will be able to sit all the required exams for the issue of an RAAus - Recreational Pilot Certificate (RPC)

View Event →
Daily Inspection Techniques
Oct
26

Daily Inspection Techniques

DO YOU KNOW HOW TO CARRY OUT A DAILY INSPECTION TO ENSURE THE AIRCRAFT IS AIRWORTHY?

Take part in this one day course so you will be confident in looking at various parts of the aircraft and actually knowing what is safe and what needs an engineer to look at.

Do you know the difference between a “Nyloc”, “MetalLoc” or a “Castellated” fastener and what determines if they are safe?

How about tyre pressures, brake fluid, wheel bearings and instrument serviceability, or are the seatbelts and seat rails in a safe condition.

If you are not sure - you need to do this course. You cannot pull over to the nearest cloud to fix something you did not check before you left.

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FLIGHT RADIO FOR PILOTS
Nov
2

FLIGHT RADIO FOR PILOTS

Prepare yourself for the airwaves. During this course, you will understand more than just pressing a button. You will also understand how the radio operates and when it should not be used.

Learn about the right and wrong way to make a position call and where “Communication” sits in the priority of flying an aeroplane.

There will be practical exercises with handheld radios as you maneouver yourself around an imaginary training area.

View Event →
Pilot maintenance (CAR Schedule 8) 7/25
Nov
29
to 30 Nov

Pilot maintenance (CAR Schedule 8) 7/25

CAR Schedule 8 permits pilots to carry out a definitive list of tasks on their aircraft. However, pilots are responsible for ensuring they are familiar with, and can satisfactorily comply with, any manufacturer’s instructions regarding the maintenance before undertaking any of the tasks identified.

CASA and RAAus strongly recommends guidance should be sought by pilots from a relevant Part 66 LAME on the correct aircraft maintenance practices and procedures.

This 2 day course will cover the requirements and provide the hands-on training for a cross-section of tasks. A certificate of Completion will be provided which may help Commercial pilots "standout from the crowd" when looking for a job.

View Event →
Daily Inspection Techniques
Dec
21

Daily Inspection Techniques

DO YOU KNOW HOW TO CARRY OUT A DAILY INSPECTION TO ENSURE THE AIRCRAFT IS AIRWORTHY?

Take part in this one day course so you will be confident in looking at various parts of the aircraft and actually knowing what is safe and what needs an engineer to look at.

Do you know the difference between a “Nyloc”, “MetalLoc” or a “Castellated” fastener and what determines if they are safe?

How about tyre pressures, brake fluid, wheel bearings and instrument serviceability, or are the seatbelts and seat rails in a safe condition.

If you are not sure - you need to do this course. You cannot pull over to the nearest cloud to fix something you did not check before you left.

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Daily Inspection Techniques
Mar
23

Daily Inspection Techniques

DO YOU KNOW HOW TO CARRY OUT A DAILY INSPECTION TO ENSURE THE AIRCRAFT IS AIRWORTHY?

Take part in this one day course so you will be confident in looking at various parts of the aircraft and actually knowing what is safe and what needs an engineer to look at.

Do you know the difference between a “Nyloc”, “MetalLoc” or a “Castellated” fastener and what determines if they are safe?

How about tyre pressures, brake fluid, wheel bearings and instrument serviceability, or are the seatbelts and seat rails in a safe condition.

If you are not sure - you need to do this course. You cannot pull over to the nearest cloud to fix something you did not check before you left.

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Pilot maintenance (CAR Schedule 8) 1/25
Mar
15
to 16 Mar

Pilot maintenance (CAR Schedule 8) 1/25

CAR Schedule 8 permits pilots to carry out a definitive list of tasks on their aircraft. However, pilots are responsible for ensuring they are familiar with, and can satisfactorily comply with, any manufacturer’s instructions regarding the maintenance before undertaking any of the tasks identified.

CASA and RAAus strongly recommends guidance should be sought by pilots from a relevant Part 66 LAME on the correct aircraft maintenance practices and procedures.

This 2 day course will cover the requirements and provide the hands-on training for a cross-section of tasks. A certificate of Completion will be provided which may help Commercial pilots "standout from the crowd" when looking for a job.

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Loss of control prevention (pilot basic) 1/25
Jan
9
to 10 Jan

Loss of control prevention (pilot basic) 1/25

UPRT has been associated for quite some time with Airlines however, there is much work being carried out to investigate the root cause of a Loss of Control events, and it is not limited to airlines. In fact, Recreational and General Aviation have a much higher loss of life record than commercial operations.

Join us for a full 2 Day basic UPRT Course where you will review and further understand aerodynamics that matter - what you need to know in the cockpit, not in a text book. The course includes 2Hrs of flying, where you will not only hone your basic skills, but you will put to work the "Aerodynamic Cockpit Concepts" learnt, and finish the course more confident and competent than when you started.

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Navigation theory for the Cross-Country Endorsement
Dec
6

Navigation theory for the Cross-Country Endorsement

Are you ready to explore beyond the 25nm? Have your cross country endorsement and would like refresher training?

Learn flight navigation from our CFI, Karen who created maps in her previous career.

You will learn tips and tricks about map reading, weather, flight planning, diversions, lost procedure, EFB’s and more!

Course will run for one day for approximately 6 hours. There is a maximum of 3 students for this course.

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Pilot maintenance (CAR Schedule 8) 6/24
Nov
23
to 24 Nov

Pilot maintenance (CAR Schedule 8) 6/24

CAR Schedule 8 permits pilots to carry out a definitive list of tasks on their aircraft. However, pilots are responsible for ensuring they are familiar with, and can satisfactorily comply with, any manufacturer’s instructions regarding the maintenance before undertaking any of the tasks identified.

CASA and RAAus strongly recommends guidance should be sought by pilots from a relevant Part 66 LAME on the correct aircraft maintenance practices and procedures.

This 2 day course will cover the requirements and provide the hands-on training for a cross-section of tasks. A certificate of Completion will be provided which may help Commercial pilots "standout from the crowd" when looking for a job.

View Event →
Loss of control prevention (pilot basic) 7/24
Nov
21
to 22 Nov

Loss of control prevention (pilot basic) 7/24

UPRT has been associated for quite some time with Airlines however, there is much work being carried out to investigate the root cause of a Loss of Control events, and it is not limited to airlines. In fact, Recreational and General Aviation have a much higher loss of life record than commercial operations.

Join us for a full 2 Day basic UPRT Course where you will review and further understand aerodynamics that matter - what you need to know in the cockpit, not in a text book. The course includes 2Hrs of flying, where you will not only hone your basic skills, but you will put to work the "Aerodynamic Cockpit Concepts" learnt, and finish the course more confident and competent than when you started.

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RPC BAK
Nov
16
to 17 Nov

RPC BAK

Starting your flying journey or just want a refresher? Theory exams are a vital part of becoming a safe and competent pilot, however studying the content by yourself can sometimes be confusing. Completing the practical in-flight training but still have required exams outstanding can be frustrating.

We decided to break the theory training into “Bite-Sized Chunks”. Keep an eye on the calendar of events and together, we will review aircraft systems, BAK, Air Law and Aircraft Radio knowledge. Additionally, we will cover the important subject of Human Factors.

During the training you will be able to sit all the required exams for the issue of an RAAus - Recreational Pilot Certificate (RPC)

View Event →
FLIGHT RADIO FOR PILOTS
Nov
10

FLIGHT RADIO FOR PILOTS

Prepare yourself for the airwaves. During this course, you will understand more than just pressing a button. You will also understand how the radio operates and when it should not be used.

Learn about the right and wrong way to make a position call and where “Communication” sits in the priority of flying an aeroplane.

There will be practical exercises with handheld radios as you maneouver yourself around an imaginary training area.

View Event →
AIR LAW
Nov
9

AIR LAW

Starting your flying journey or just want a refresher? Theory exams are a vital part of becoming a safe and competent pilot, however studying the content by yourself can sometimes be confusing. Completing the practical in-flight training but still have required exams outstanding can be frustrating.

We decided to break the theory training into “Bite-Sized Chunks”. Keep an eye on the calendar of events and together, we will review aircraft systems, BAK, Air Law and Aircraft Radio knowledge. Additionally, we will cover the important subject of Human Factors.

During the training you will be able to sit all the required exams for the issue of an RAAus - Recreational Pilot Certificate (RPC)

View Event →
Pilot maintenance (CAR Schedule 8) 6/24
Oct
19
to 20 Oct

Pilot maintenance (CAR Schedule 8) 6/24

CAR Schedule 8 permits pilots to carry out a definitive list of tasks on their aircraft. However, pilots are responsible for ensuring they are familiar with, and can satisfactorily comply with, any manufacturer’s instructions regarding the maintenance before undertaking any of the tasks identified.

CASA and RAAus strongly recommends guidance should be sought by pilots from a relevant Part 66 LAME on the correct aircraft maintenance practices and procedures.

This 2 day course will cover the requirements and provide the hands-on training for a cross-section of tasks. A certificate of Completion will be provided which may help Commercial pilots "standout from the crowd" when looking for a job.

View Event →
RPC BAK
Sept
14
to 15 Sept

RPC BAK

Starting your flying journey or just want a refresher? Theory exams are a vital part of becoming a safe and competent pilot, however studying the content by yourself can sometimes be confusing. Completing the practical in-flight training but still have required exams outstanding can be frustrating.

We decided to break the theory training into “Bite-Sized Chunks”. Keep an eye on the calendar of events and together, we will review aircraft systems, BAK, Air Law and Aircraft Radio knowledge. Additionally, we will cover the important subject of Human Factors.

During the training you will be able to sit all the required exams for the issue of an RAAus - Recreational Pilot Certificate (RPC)

View Event →
LOCi for the Flight Instructor (Delivering "The First Five") 4/24
Sept
11
to 12 Sept

LOCi for the Flight Instructor (Delivering "The First Five") 4/24

UPRT has been associated for quite some time with Airlines however, there is much work being carried out to investigate the root cause of a Loss of Control events, and it is not limited to airlines. In fact, there are far to many LOCi events occurring with Flight Instructors onboard.

Join us for an immersive 2 Day Flight Instructor course - targeting LOCi delivery for both RAAus and GA Flight Instructors. Together, we will challenge conventional thinking, exploring and enhancing your personal instructional skills. This will build confidence and empower you to confidently deliver "Primacy" for students to instinctively react appropriately to a potential LOCi event.

You will spend 2Hrs in our aerobatic Decathlon building the skills necessary to train for the crucial "FIRST FIVE" lessons of a pilots career.

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Navigation theory for the Cross-Country Endorsement
Aug
31

Navigation theory for the Cross-Country Endorsement

Are you ready to explore beyond the 25nm? Have your cross country endorsement and would like refresher training?

Learn flight navigation from our CFI, Karen who created maps in her previous career.

You will learn tips and tricks about map reading, weather, flight planning, diversions, lost procedure, EFB’s and more!

Course will run for one day for approximately 6 hours. There is a maximum of 3 students for this course.

View Event →
Pilot maintenance (CAR Schedule 8) 5/24
Aug
24
to 25 Aug

Pilot maintenance (CAR Schedule 8) 5/24

CAR Schedule 8 permits pilots to carry out a definitive list of tasks on their aircraft. However, pilots are responsible for ensuring they are familiar with, and can satisfactorily comply with, any manufacturer’s instructions regarding the maintenance before undertaking any of the tasks identified.

CASA and RAAus strongly recommends guidance should be sought by pilots from a relevant Part 66 LAME on the correct aircraft maintenance practices and procedures.

This 2 day course will cover the requirements and provide the hands-on training for a cross-section of tasks. A certificate of Completion will be provided which may help Commercial pilots "standout from the crowd" when looking for a job.

View Event →
LOCi for the Flight Instructor (Delivering "The First Five") 4/24
Aug
23
to 24 Aug

LOCi for the Flight Instructor (Delivering "The First Five") 4/24

UPRT has been associated for quite some time with Airlines however, there is much work being carried out to investigate the root cause of a Loss of Control events, and it is not limited to airlines. In fact, there are far to many LOCi events occurring with Flight Instructors onboard.

Join us for an immersive 2 Day Flight Instructor course - targeting LOCi delivery for both RAAus and GA Flight Instructors. Together, we will challenge conventional thinking, exploring and enhancing your personal instructional skills. This will build confidence and empower you to confidently deliver "Primacy" for students to instinctively react appropriately to a potential LOCi event.

You will spend 2Hrs in our aerobatic Decathlon building the skills necessary to train for the crucial "FIRST FIVE" lessons of a pilots career.

View Event →
FLIGHT RADIO FOR PILOTS
Aug
18

FLIGHT RADIO FOR PILOTS

Prepare yourself for the airwaves. During this course, you will understand more than just pressing a button. You will also understand how the radio operates and when it should not be used.

Learn about the right and wrong way to make a position call and where “Communication” sits in the priority of flying an aeroplane.

There will be practical exercises with handheld radios as you maneouver yourself around an imaginary training area.

View Event →
Loss of control prevention (pilot basic) 6/24
Aug
16
to 17 Aug

Loss of control prevention (pilot basic) 6/24

UPRT has been associated for quite some time with Airlines however, there is much work being carried out to investigate the root cause of a Loss of Control events, and it is not limited to airlines. In fact, Recreational and General Aviation have a much higher loss of life record than commercial operations.

Join us for a full 2 Day basic UPRT Course where you will review and further understand aerodynamics that matter - what you need to know in the cockpit, not in a text book. The course includes 2Hrs of flying, where you will not only hone your basic skills, but you will put to work the "Aerodynamic Cockpit Concepts" learnt, and finish the course more confident and competent than when you started.

View Event →
Navigation theory for the Cross-Country Endorsement
Aug
9

Navigation theory for the Cross-Country Endorsement

Are you ready to explore beyond the 25nm? Have your cross country endorsement and would like refresher training?

Learn flight navigation from our CFI, Karen who created maps in her previous career.

You will learn tips and tricks about map reading, weather, flight planning, diversions, lost procedure, EFB’s and more!

Course will run for one day for approximately 6 hours. There is a maximum of 3 students for this course.

View Event →
AIR LAW
Aug
4

AIR LAW

Starting your flying journey or just want a refresher? Theory exams are a vital part of becoming a safe and competent pilot, however studying the content by yourself can sometimes be confusing. Completing the practical in-flight training but still have required exams outstanding can be frustrating.

We decided to break the theory training into “Bite-Sized Chunks”. Keep an eye on the calendar of events and together, we will review aircraft systems, BAK, Air Law and Aircraft Radio knowledge. Additionally, we will cover the important subject of Human Factors.

During the training you will be able to sit all the required exams for the issue of an RAAus - Recreational Pilot Certificate (RPC)

View Event →
Navigation theory for the Cross-Country Endorsement
July
28

Navigation theory for the Cross-Country Endorsement

Are you ready to explore beyond the 25nm? Have your cross country endorsement and would like refresher training?

Learn flight navigation from our CFI, Karen who created maps in her previous career.

You will learn tips and tricks about map reading, weather, flight planning, diversions, lost procedure, EFB’s and more!

Course will run for one day for approximately 6 hours. There is a maximum of 3 students for this course.

View Event →
FLIGHT RADIO FOR PILOTS
July
27

FLIGHT RADIO FOR PILOTS

Prepare yourself for the airwaves. During this course, you will understand more than just pressing a button. You will also understand how the radio operates and when it should not be used.

Learn about the right and wrong way to make a position call and where “Communication” sits in the priority of flying an aeroplane.

There will be practical exercises with handheld radios as you maneouver yourself around an imaginary training area.

View Event →
LOCi for the Flight Instructor (Delivering "The First Five") 3/24
July
23
to 24 July

LOCi for the Flight Instructor (Delivering "The First Five") 3/24

UPRT has been associated for quite some time with Airlines however, there is much work being carried out to investigate the root cause of a Loss of Control events, and it is not limited to airlines. In fact, there are far to many LOCi events occurring with Flight Instructors onboard.

Join us for an immersive 2 Day Flight Instructor course - targeting LOCi delivery for both RAAus and GA Flight Instructors. Together, we will challenge conventional thinking, exploring and enhancing your personal instructional skills. This will build confidence and empower you to confidently deliver "Primacy" for students to instinctively react appropriately to a potential LOCi event.

You will spend 2Hrs in our aerobatic Decathlon building the skills necessary to train for the crucial "FIRST FIVE" lessons of a pilots career.

View Event →
Pilot maintenance (CAR Schedule 8) 4/24
July
20
to 21 July

Pilot maintenance (CAR Schedule 8) 4/24

CAR Schedule 8 permits pilots to carry out a definitive list of tasks on their aircraft. However, pilots are responsible for ensuring they are familiar with, and can satisfactorily comply with, any manufacturer’s instructions regarding the maintenance before undertaking any of the tasks identified.

CASA and RAAus strongly recommends guidance should be sought by pilots from a relevant Part 66 LAME on the correct aircraft maintenance practices and procedures.

This 2 day course will cover the requirements and provide the hands-on training for a cross-section of tasks. A certificate of Completion will be provided which may help Commercial pilots "standout from the crowd" when looking for a job.

View Event →
Loss of control prevention (pilot basic) 5/24
July
16
to 17 July

Loss of control prevention (pilot basic) 5/24

UPRT has been associated for quite some time with Airlines however, there is much work being carried out to investigate the root cause of a Loss of Control events, and it is not limited to airlines. In fact, Recreational and General Aviation have a much higher loss of life record than commercial operations.

Join us for a full 2 Day basic UPRT Course where you will review and further understand aerodynamics that matter - what you need to know in the cockpit, not in a text book. The course includes 2Hrs of flying, where you will not only hone your basic skills, but you will put to work the "Aerodynamic Cockpit Concepts" learnt, and finish the course more confident and competent than when you started.

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RPC BAK
July
13
to 14 July

RPC BAK

Starting your flying journey or just want a refresher? Theory exams are a vital part of becoming a safe and competent pilot, however studying the content by yourself can sometimes be confusing. Completing the practical in-flight training but still have required exams outstanding can be frustrating.

We decided to break the theory training into “Bite-Sized Chunks”. Keep an eye on the calendar of events and together, we will review aircraft systems, BAK, Air Law and Aircraft Radio knowledge. Additionally, we will cover the important subject of Human Factors.

During the training you will be able to sit all the required exams for the issue of an RAAus - Recreational Pilot Certificate (RPC)

View Event →
AIR LAW
July
7

AIR LAW

Starting your flying journey or just want a refresher? Theory exams are a vital part of becoming a safe and competent pilot, however studying the content by yourself can sometimes be confusing. Completing the practical in-flight training but still have required exams outstanding can be frustrating.

We decided to break the theory training into “Bite-Sized Chunks”. Keep an eye on the calendar of events and together, we will review aircraft systems, BAK, Air Law and Aircraft Radio knowledge. Additionally, we will cover the important subject of Human Factors.

During the training you will be able to sit all the required exams for the issue of an RAAus - Recreational Pilot Certificate (RPC)

View Event →
Navigation theory for the Cross-Country Endorsement
July
6

Navigation theory for the Cross-Country Endorsement

Are you ready to explore beyond the 25nm? Have your cross country endorsement and would like refresher training?

Learn flight navigation from our CFI, Karen who created maps in her previous career.

You will learn tips and tricks about map reading, weather, flight planning, diversions, lost procedure, EFB’s and more!

Course will run for one day for approximately 6 hours. There is a maximum of 3 students for this course.

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CREATING BETTER PILOTS INDUSTRY FORUM
July
1
to 2 July

CREATING BETTER PILOTS INDUSTRY FORUM

CREATING BETTER PILOTS INDUSTRY FORUM

THERE ARE 2 CATEGORIES OF ATTENDING THE INDUSTRY FORUM

INDUSTRY PARTICIPANT

The open forum invites industry stakeholders from the following 3 groups to sit together to brainstorm potential solutions to the perceived problem. These groups are;

  • 141/142 Training Providers

  • GA First Job Providers

  • Airline Operational Representatives

OBSERVER

The forum is open to any person with an interest in the development of our aviation industry.

Observers will not be permitted to engage with the activities but will have an opportunity to share ideas and ask questions in the last session on the 2nd of July.

NOTE:
This is not a “Bitch-Fest”, but an opportunity to work together with the goal of improving our industry.

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FLY WITH RICH STOWELL
June
29
to 30 June

FLY WITH RICH STOWELL

FLY WITH RICH STOWELL

Private 1 on 1 coaching sessions are available with Rich.

Limited spaces available, so secure your private session early.

Each session includes up to 1 Hour in our 8KCAB Decathlon or Fuji FA200-180 (subject to weather & aircraft availability)

NOTE: Flights may be limited to pilots who are already licensed “on-type”, due to Rich’s pending license validation process as administered by CASA.

Secure your tickets on the “SOURCE” Link below.

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Loss of Control In-Flight Workshop
June
28

Loss of Control In-Flight Workshop

Strike Aviation Training (SAT) has driven UPRT for General and Recreational Aviation here in Australia, and is now working with CASA and RAAus, to help develop an appropriate UPRT Flight Training Instructor framework that will address and improve “The How” by incorporating UPRT elements throughout initial and further training.

To keep the momentum going, SAT is hosting Rich Stowell, one of the world’s leading experts on ”Spin Recovery” and “Emergency Manoeuvre Training”.   In fact, Rich has been called one of the architects of modern UPRT.

Stowell is a recognized subject matter expert in loss of control in light airplanes.  He has been a panelist at two events hosted by the NTSB in Washington, DC, and worked as an expert witness for the Department of Justice Aviation, Space, and Admiralty Litigation Section. Open to all pilots who fly anything with wings this event is something not to be missed.

Come and learn from “The Master” to improve your knowledge and skills so you can be a safer, more confident, and competent pilot.

No matter if you have 10 or 10,000 hours, these is always something new to learn.

Secure your tickets on the “SOURCE” Link below.

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