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Algoa Flight Centre is a CAA Approved Flight School, and is owned and  operated by the Algoa Flying Club, which is located at the Port Elizabeth Airport in the Eastern Cape. The Flying School provides training courses for PPL and CPL licences.

Advanced Training:

• Commercial Pilots Licence (CPL) including Instrument rating, Instructor rating, Multi-Engine rating right up to Airline Transport Pilot Licence (ATPL).
• Instrument Rating – integral part of CPL.
• Instructors Rating – pass on to potential new aviators high standard of airmanship and flight safety.
• Course schedules can be tailor made to suit your needs.
• Full time course to Commercial pilot level takes about 12 months.
• Multi-engine training – Beechcraft Baron 58 available for conversions as well as advanced training.
• Fully equipped instrument Flight Simulator, the Frasca 101g.
• Instrument rating in ILS equipped Cessna 172 and Cessna Cutlass.

Algoa Flight Centre Contact Details:

Tel: ++27 41 581 3274

Fax: ++27 41 581 5646

Email: info@algoafc.co.za

Website: www.algoafc.co.za

Physical Address:
Algoa Flying Club & Flight Centre
Boeing Road
Walmer
Port Elizabeth
Eastern Cape
South Africa
6070

Postal Address:
Algoa Flight Centre
P. O. Box 5680
Port Elizabeth 6065
South Africa

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Lanseria Flight Centre has an excellent record with local and foreign students, and provides a recognized global training standard for pilot licences. Their dedicated instructors provide professional part-time or full-time flight training, hour-building, hobby or career, and advanced training.

The flying school training aircraft consists of SportCruisers, C172′s, C177RG, Cessna 182, Cessna 210, Beechcraft Duchess, Beechcraft Baron 55 and Piper Navajo, as well as a Robinson R22 Helicopter.

Training Equipment & Facilities:

• Approved AMO, FBO maintenance operation.
• Three SportCruisers.
• C172′s, C177RG, Cessna 182, Cessna 210, Beechcraft Duchess, Beechcraft Baron 55, Piper Navajo.
• Robinson R22 Helicopter
• Flight Simulator Training Device
• Highest quality services.
• Team of full-time dedicated instructors

Lanseria Flight Centre Contact Details:

Tel:  +27 11 6592810

Fax: +27 11 6591079

Email:info@flylfc.com

Website: www.flylfc.com

Physical Address:
Lanseria Flight Centre
Hangar 45, Lanseria International Airport
Krugersdorp
Gauteng
South Africa

Postal Address:
Lanseria Flight Centre
P O Box 51,
Lanseria, 1748,
Gauteng
South Africa

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43 Air School specialises exclusively in flying training, with a complete range of standard flying training courses and advanced training courses available. Equipment include fixed wing and rotaty wing simulators, as well as single and multi-engine aircraft, and helicopters.

Facilities & Equipment:

• On-campus administration centre, lecture halls, library, operations room, crew room, simulator centre and instructor briefing offices.
• Fleet of 50 Piper single-engine and multi-engine aircraft equipped for basic and advanced training.
• Robinson R-22 and R-44 helicopters for basic and advanced training.
• On-campus Aircraft Maintenance Organisation.
• Alsim AL50 (Piper Seneca) simulators are used for basic instrument training.
• Alsim AL1-2 (Baron 58) and Alsim AL200 MCC (Cessna Citation, BE 200) for instrument procedural and more advanced training.
• R22/Bell 206 flight simulator for rotary wing student instrument procedural training on a rotary wing device.

43 Air School Contact Details:

Phone: +27 46 6242433

Fax: +27 46 6242432

Website: www.43airschool.com

Physical Address:
43 Air School
Private Bag x43
Port Alfred 6170
Eastern Cape
South Africa

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43 Air School near Port Alfred in the Eastern Cape, offers state-of-the-art advanced training to commercial and private pilots. The flying school range of courses include Dangerous Goods Training; Crew Resource Management (CRM); Safety and Emergency Procedures Training (SEPT); and Simulator-based type rating conversions.

Advanced Training facilities:

• SACAA approved and accredited simulators (Seneca V & B200 King Air).
• Briefing and debriefing room.
• Classroom and boardroom – 18 seat, ultra modern.
• Cockpit Procedural Training for the F28-4000 aricraft, B200 series aircraft and B1900 series aircraft.
• Using “FlightViz” Simulator session play back during debriefing to enhance session analysis.
• Computer Based Training (CBT) Centre – variety of programs for training and self help studies; Training aircraft; 18 Seater Lecture room; 8 seater lecture room.

43 Air School Contact Details:

Phone: +27 46 6242433

Fax: +27 46 6242432

Website: www.43airschool.com

Physical Address:
43 Air School
Private Bag x43
Port Alfred 6170
Eastern Cape
South Africa

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