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The Flying School
has the
primary responsibility of producing trained
personnel - Pilots, Airline Cabin Crew, and
Flight Operations Officers/Dispatchers for
the Civil Aviation Industry. |
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Organisational Structure |
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The School is structured into 4 training departments. |
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Flight Training Department |
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The department is responsible for the
training of students in the Private Pilots
License (PPL), Commercial Pilots License
(CPL), instrument and multi-engine ratings. |
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Flight Maintenance
Department |
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The department is responsible for maintenance to airworthiness
standard of the College’s fleet of trainer aircraft. |
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Flight Simulator
Maintenance Department |
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The department is responsible for the
maintenance of the College fleet of Flight
Simulators. The Simulators are employed to
give students instrument procedure training,
simulating real flight conditions in a
virtual environment. |
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Ground Studies Department |
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The department caters for training in ground
subjects for Pilots, Air Traffic
Controllers, and other aviation personnel. |
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Each department has at the helm of affairs,
a Head, working together with other
professionals to accomplish set objectives. |
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Training Programme |
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The School has quite a lot to offer from its array of Courses.
In addition to the Standard Pilots (SP) Course, various Abridged
Courses are also available for the following Licenses and
Ratings. These include: |
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Instrument Rating |
Commercial Pilot License (ground
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Multi-Engine Rating |
Airline Transport Pilot License (ground
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Night Rating |
Private Pilot License (ground studies) |
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Private Pilot License Flight Training |
Flight Operations/Flight Dispatch (Basic
& Advanced) |
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Simulator flight Training |
Airline Cabin crew (ab-initio &
Refresher) |
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Aviation Meteorologist |
Environmental Orientation Course for
foreign pilots |
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Abridged Courses (PPL,CPL) |
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Flight training is carried out on Tampico
TB-9 and TB-20 single engine, Piper Aztec
PA-23 and Beechcraft Baron 58 twin-engine
aircraft. Flight training is further
enhanced by Simulator Link trainer (Frasca
141) used for instrument flying. |
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Future Plans |
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The School hopes to expand on courses
offered in a bid to provide personnel for
the Aviation Industry. This would be greatly
enhanced when various simulators like TB20,
737/727 LOFT GENERIC and Frasca Flight
Simulators are installed as well as
digitalizing the Link GAT 2 Flight
Simulator.
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The School hopes to run the following
courses: |
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Advanced Aviation Meteorologist Course |
Navigation/Plotting |
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Flight Planning and Monitoring Services |
Loading/Performance |
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Airport Passenger Services |
Basic Ticketing/Accounting |
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