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Pilot Training in New Zealand

This NZ training is an intensive course of study in which the individual being trained learns to successfully fly an aircraft. The purpose of the course is for this individual to hone his or her fundamental airmanship skills.

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Training in New Zealand

The Pilot Training Program provided by CEA Aviation in New Zealand is an intensive course designed to equip individuals who aspire to become pilots with the necessary skills to successfully operate an aircraft. This program primarily focuses on refining fundamental airmanship abilities. The New Zealand Pilot Licences obtained through this program are widely respected and recognized internationally.

Reasons for Opting for Training in New Zealand:

Training that Meets DGCA Requirements

Approved by DGCA: Our program complies with all the requirements established by the Directorate General of Civil Aviation (DGCA) in India.
Modern Aircraft Fleet: Receive training using a modern fleet of aircraft.
Language of Instruction: English, being the international language of aviation, is used throughout the training program
Varied Flying Conditions: Gain experience with New Zealand's diverse weather conditions, which offer unique flying experiences.
International Accreditation: New Zealand flight licenses are acknowledged globally.
Cost-Effective Training: Our training costs are competitive compared to those in other countries.
Career Prospects: Potential to work in New Zealand as a flight instructor.
Advanced Training: Receive specialized training, including jet transition, multi-crew coordination, and type rating.
Safety Focus: Training is focused on upholding high safety standards.

CPL Requirements

To obtain a Commercial Pilot License (CPL), the following criteria must be fulfilled:

Total Flight Time: A minimum of 200 hours, which includes 100 hours as Pilot in Command (PIC) with 20 hours of cross-country flying.
35 hours of dual instruction
10 hours of advanced dual instruction (with at least 5 hours of cross-country flying).
20 hours of instrument time.
5 hours of dual night instruction.
30 hours of solo flight time, including:
25 hours of general practice, airwork, and radio communication.
5 hours of solo night flight.
Cross-country flight covering at least 300 nautical miles with landings at three different airports.

Ground School Requirements

Total Ground School Hours: At least 40 hours.

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Build Your Career with CEA Aviation

Enroll in CEA Aviation’s program in New Zealand to expand your knowledge and skills, and take the initial step towards a successful career in aviation. Our comprehensive training program covers all essential areas and topics, ensuring that you receive top-quality education and practical experience.

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Pilot Training in New Zealand

Affordability

Experienced Faculty

Environment

Commercial Multi

EXPERIENCE

Training & Career

Qualified Faculty

PLACEMENT

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Training in New Zealand