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Membership and training.
- Full club membershipAnnual full membership of Waterford Aero Club.Reduced rates apply when joining later in the year: €140 from 1 September, €105 from 1 October, €70 from 1 November and €35 from 1 December. Membership still ends on 31 December of that year.
- €330per calendar year
- Three-month membershipFor dual training only.
- €50for three months
- LAPL / PPL instructionFlight or ground instruction. Aircraft rental is charged separately.
- €40per hour
- Advanced instructionFlight or ground instruction for all other courses. Aircraft rental is charged separately.
- €50per hour
- Aircraft rental · EI-GWY / EI-EAZCessna 172R aircraft rental.
- €200per hour
- Aircraft rental · EI-GVLCessna 172S G1000/GFC700 aircraft rental.
- €220per hour
Ground school.
Build your programme one subject at a time. Start with CBT access, then choose the subject modules you need.
- Computer-based training (CBT)Covers all nine subjects, with training materials and revision questions.
- €225one-off · 24 months’ access
- Subject moduleOnline classes, practice questions, email support from an instructor, revision notes, a mock exam and an IAA exam recommendation.
- €70per subject
- Associate membershipFor ground-school students who are not already club members.
- €50per year
- Optional practice question bankAdditional online exam practice; can be purchased separately when you are ready.
- €7512 months’ access
IAA examination fees are separate. Contact the club for the current class timetable and enrolment arrangements.
Explore ground schoolWhat a training estimate should include.
Ask for the aircraft rate, instruction and briefing charges, membership, learning materials, landings, examinations, examiner and licensing fees, and any applicable taxes. Tests and external fees should be identified separately in your estimate.
For LAPL and PPL, the published minimum course hours are regulatory minimums. It is exceptionally rare to complete either course within these minimums, so you should expect to need additional hours before completion.
Advanced training tends to be completed close to the regulatory minimum hours, although the training required will depend on your experience and progress.