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Advanced Diploma in Aviation

Commercial Pilot License (CPL) + Multi Engine Command Instrument Rating (ME CIR) + Instructor Rating Course (IRC)

Course Name: 69854 Advanced Diploma of Aviation (Flight Instructor)

CRICOS course code: 059614E

The 260 Hour Package course is designed for students that want to achieve their first 200 hours of flying as soon as possible and continue on to achieve an Instructor Rating.

The 260 Hour Package has three parts;

At the end of the course, successful students will be awarded with an Advance Diploma in Aviation - learn more about our academic qualifications.

The course runs for 60 weeks. Students are required to have completed their CPL prior to starting the ME CIR part of the program. Students are required to have completed the ME CIR prior to starting the Flight Instructor Rating part of the program.

The course is structured in the same way as the CPL, ME CIR and FIR courses.

The 260 Hour Package is equal to the sum of the Commercial Pilot License, plus the Multi Engine Command Instrument Rating plus the Flight Instructor Rating course.


Course Course Cost Flying Time (hours)
Theory Hours
Bankstown Cessnock Dual Solo Sim Total
Certificate IV in Aviation (Commercial Pilot License) $40,000 $37,170 75 75 10 160 480 hours
plus
Multi Engine Command Instrument Rating (ME CIR) $16,000 $14,900 25 - 25 50

70 hours

plus
Advanced Diploma in Aviation (Instructor Rating Course) $14,500 $13,500 30 20 - 50 140 hours
equals
Advanced Diploma 225 Hour Package $70,500 $65,570 130 95 35 260 690 hours

Included in the above fee is:

  • Flight training
    • Dual training
    • Solo training
    • Aircraft hire
    • Simulator training
  • Medical insurance
  • Fuel
  • Pre flight briefings
  • Post flight briefings
  • Theory courses

Not included in the above fee:

  • Pilot Support Pack (see here for more details)
  • Medical expenses, uniform, re-test fees and additional flying beyond hours stated above.

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  • Last Updated ( Monday, 04 January 2010 05:58 )