The PPL is the first licence for aspiring recreational and career-minded pilots typically obtain. Once you have your PPL you can train towards, MEP, Night, IR/R and Aerobatics

The LAPL is designed for those of your who just want to fly for recreational purposes. If you are only looking to fly with in the UK with your friends and family this is for you.

The night rating is an addition to your PPL or LAPL which you can take during your training or after, it allows the pilot to fly at night VFR. It’s a 5 hour course with no exams or skills test.

The IR/R (IMC) rating allows the pilot to fly in adverse weather conditions during your flight and most importantly coming into land in unpredictable weather in the UK.

This course is aimed towards experienced pilots who wish to gain an IR. The CBIR course is a new way to train towards an IR which is also recognised around the world.

The FI (R) course is designed to train a pilot to be a pilot to become an instructor who is capable of teaching a person to qualify for issue of a Private Pilot’s Licence & LAPL.

The MEP course is the first step to extend your PPL privileges and taking a step closer towards a professional flying career, this rating qualifies you to fly twin-engine aircraft.