The requirements for this include:
Following this, holders of an SPL may then apply for a Private Pilot Licence.
“Usually students will start off with an introduction flight (optional) and signing all the necessary forms followed by a medical and briefing with an instructor to do an aircraft technical and Airlaw test,” Minaar explained.
“Thereafter you may apply for your Student Pilot Licence (SPL) at CAA in Midrand. Training will then continue as per your availability. Once you received your PPL you may only fly during the day with good weather conditions, you may not be paid for flying passengers,” she said.
Minaar said that this typically takes between 6 to 12 months – depending on completion of exams, finances and time availability.
In addition the following requirements must be met:
25 Dual hours on PA28-161 @ R2 050 per hour | R51 250 |
15 Solo hours on PA28-161 @ R1 750 per hour | R26 250 |
5 Dual hours on FNPT II @ R960 per hour | R4 800 |
15 Hours @ R414.00 (minimum by law) | R5 250 |
3 Dual hours on PA28-161 @ R2 050 | R6 150 |
2 Hours @ R350 – Ground Evaluation/Test | R700 |
PPL Kit including all PPL notes (without Headsets) | R6 544 |
Exams (7 x R190) with Radio exam | R1 830 |
Total amount | R102 774 |