If you want to go to flight school and become a Pilot we recommend you visit our FAA, EASA and SACAA Flight Training Pages (under the "Pilot Training Tab") to get more information. You can download our Prospectuses which will show you the full Flight Training Programme, quote and associated costs.

To learn about becoming a Pilot we recommend signing up for one of our Masterclasses. Click here to learn more.

To enrol on our Ground School and Flight Simulator Preparation classes click here.

1.Book a 1-on-1 Consultancy call with him by clicking here.

You can discuss with him privately via Video or Phone call). 2. Register for an upcoming Masterclass by clicking here.

You can speak to Captain Zino in a group setting as he answers all your questions.

2. Sign up to receive Mentorship by Capt. Zino by clicking here.

This will give you direct access to Capt. Zino 365 days a year. You will have his personal phone number as he mentors you, guides you, and accompanies you every step of your journey to the flight deck.

If you're looking for a very good, yet affordable flight school to attend then you've come to the perfect place.

We have partner flight schools that will give you the highest quality flight training but at the lowest costs. To find out more click here.

Having issues paying online? We recommend trying another one of our payment gateways (Paypal, Paystack, DPO). If you would still like to pay offline then no problem!

Add all the items you desire to your cart and select "Offline Payment" as your payment gateway. Fill in all your details and click "Continue", then "Place Order".

We’ll contact you in the next 24 hours to settle the payment.

It varies flightly depending on where you conduct your flight training, however, across the world the requirements are pretty much the exact same.

You need to:

1. Have the money for your flight training.

2. Pass an Aviation Medical

(Learn more about Aviation medicals by clickinghere.)

3. English is the global language of Aviation and if you want to be a pilot and fly commercially, you need to meet certain English standards. ICAO has a framework of language proficiency levels for aviation. It ranges from level 1 ("Pre-elementary") to level 6 ("Expert" / native speaker). Level 4, "operational", is the minimum required for flight crews. Many airlines require at least level 5 from their pilots. If you are from a country that speaks English as it's main language, you should have no problems.

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You can start flight training at 16, or even younger, however you can't sit your PPL practical skills test and get your Private Pilot's license issued to you until you're 17.

Same thing for your Commercial License, you have to be 18 to get your license but can start your training before then.