More than adding time to a logbook.
Use your flying to practise planning, visit different airfields and become more confident in a range of suitable conditions. A club gives you people to learn from, discuss decisions with and share the experience.
Get flying
Join the club, complete an instructor checkout and fly under the current Flying Orders.
Explore Get flyingDevelop your skills
Discuss a night or instrument rating as part of a longer-term training plan.
Explore Develop your skillsWork towards instructing
Plan the PIC, cross-country and other experience needed for the instructor route that interests you.
Explore Work towards instructingAgree a plan before building hours.
- Tell us which qualification or experience target you are working towards.
- Check what must be PIC, cross-country, instrument or night time for that route.
- Keep accurate records and seek guidance before assuming a flight will meet a requirement.
- Plan realistic flying around weather, aircraft availability and your own currency.
A club you can progress with.
Mentoring and discussions with experienced pilots can support your development. Formal instruction, checkout requirements and aircraft authorisation remain separate from informal advice.
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