The National Private Pilot's License for Microlights course (NPPL)
   
  Key benefits:
  • Microlight flying is a growing sport industry
  • Low running costs
  • Fewer requirements

The course consists of flying lessons with qualified instructors, and a minimum of 60 hours of ground school where the following subjects are covered:

  • Principles of Flight
  • Aviation Law
  • Air Traffic Rules and Services
  • Airframes and Engines
  • Aircraft Instruments
  • Fire, First Aid and Safety Equipment
  • Human Performance and Limitations
  • Air Navigation
  • Aviation Meteorology
  • Radio Telephony

Included in the ground school is the official BMAA microlight syllabus, Microlight Pilot's Handbook by Brian Cosgrove, and Air Law by Geoff Weighell.
 

Tecnam P92 Echo microlight used for pilot training.
 
 
   

Thruster T600N microlight used for pilot training.
  Restricted License
  A minimum of 15 hours flight training of which 7 must be done solo.
  If you already own a microlight and want to use it for your flight training, no problem - course fees are much less. Ask for more details.
   

Please contact us for prices and further details.
   

 
 
   
Simply contact us to book your trial flight lesson today!