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Algoa Flight Centre is based at the Port Elizabeth Airport, and offers professional fixed wing flying training from private pilot to airline pilot licence. The flyng school is a CAA accredited PPL test centre, and is owned and operated by Algoa Flying Club.

Fixed Wing Training Fleet:

• C152 – still one of the most popular training aircraft in the world.
• C172 – four place high wing aircraft, general purpose aircraft, cross country flying.
• C72R – Cutlass 172RG, retractable-gear version of the 172, instrument training for a Commercial Licence.
• BE58 – twin engine 6 seater aircraft, fully equipped for commercial operations, for multi-engine conversion training as well as advanced instrument training.
• Frasca 101G – ZS-AAD Frasca 101g Flight Simulator; providing a realistic instrument training environment; fully CAA approved.

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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Algoa Flight Centre is a CAA accredited PPL test centre, which is owned by the Algoa Flying Club. The Club and Flying School is based at the Port Elizabeth Airport, and offers private pilot licences and other courses and ratings.

Basic Flight Training:

• Private Pilot Licence (PPL) – course requirements are a minimum of 45 hours flying lessons including 15 solo hours; minimum age for acquiring a Private Pilot Licence is 17 years; part time or full time training.
• Night Rating – allows you to do night flying; adds greatly to your flying skills;

Conversions to Type – converting to other types of aircraft; familiarisation training on other aircraft;

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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Algoa Flight Centre provides professional flying training from private pilot (PPL) to airline pilot licence. The flying school is owned and operated by the Algoa Flying Club, which is based at the Port Elizabeth Airport, and is a ACC accredited test centre.

Facilities & Equipment:

• Part time and full time training.
• Fleet of Cessna Aircraft including the C152.
• Instrument rating in ILS equipped Cessna 172 and Cessna Cutlass.
• Fully equipped instrument flight simulator, the Frasca 101g.
• Multi-engine training is carried out on properly equipped Beechcraft Baron 58 – ideal for conversions as well as advanced training.
• Accommodation – comfortable, centrally situated, Guest House; within walking distance of airport; single rooms with TV and en-suite bathrooms; full English breakfast and students have access to kitchen facilities.

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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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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