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Base 4 Aviation was founded in 2001, and it’s aim was to create a one stop helicopter business, fulfilling the needs and requirements of any helicopter related issues. They also opened the Flight Academy to assist flying enthusiasts to obtain their pilot licences.

Base 4 Flight Academy is a CAA accredited Aviation Training school that offers helicopter licence courses, and all training is indertaken from the General Aviation Area at Cape Town International Airport.

Training School Courses:

• Private Pilot Licence – first basic course in obtaining a licence for recreational flying or as first step to becoming a professional Commercial Pilot.
• Commercial Pilot Licence (Helicopter) – by obtaining the CPL(H), you are employable and can start working for money as a helicopter pilot.
• Ratings – Night Rating, Instructors Rating, Instrument Rating, Game Capturing Rating, Sling Rating.

Base 4 Flight Acadamy Contact Details – Head Office:

Tel: +27 21 934 4405

Fax: +27 21 934 4406

Email: info@base4.co.za

Website: www.base4.co.za

Physical Address:
Base 4 Flight Acadamy
Plot 10 Convair road
General Aviation Area
Cape Town International Airport
Cape Town  7525
Western Cape
South Africa

Postal Address:
Base 4 Flight Acadamy
P.O. Box 88
Cape Town International Airport 7525

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CTFC is located at the Cape Town International Airport, and is a flying school dedicated to foster the spirit of aviation by offering flight training courses in a friendly, professional environment, at very competitive rates, with a fleet of training aircraft that caters for both the beginner and the advanced pilot.

Foreign Private Pilot License exams can be taken at Cape Town Flying Club with prior arrangement for validation and the right to fly in South Africa.

Training Aircraft:

• T-CAC Elite Simulator – instrument training
• Van’s RV-7A ZU-DJH
• Piper PA-38 Tomahawk ZS-KKC
• Piper PA-38 Tomahawk ZS-KFV
• Piper PA-38 Tomahawk ZS-PIA
• Piper PA-28 Warrior ZS-KBK
• Cessna 152 AerobatZS-IDL
• Cessna 172 Skyhawk ZS-JDN
• Cessna 172 RG Cutlass ZS-KSS
• Cessna 172 RG Cutlass ZS-PMY
• Cessna 182 Skylane ZS-APT
• Piper PA-28 Cherokee 140 ZS-SAS

CTFC Contact Details:

Tel: +27 (21) 934-0257

Fax: +27 (21) 934-0827

Email: info@capetownflyingclub.co.za

Website: www.capetownflyingclub.co.za

Postal Address:
CTFC
P.O. Box 31,
Cape Town International Airport, 7525
Western Cape
South Africa

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Cape Town Flying Club offers formal training with highly qualified instructors at the Cape Town International Airport, where the Club is based. Formal training options include SPL, PPL, CPL Licences, Night Rating, Instrument Rating and Instructors Rating.

Pilot Training:

• SPL (Student Pilot’s License) – enables student to fly alone, with the approval of an instructor.
• PPL (Private Pilot’s License) – to obtain your PPL you must fly a minimum of 45 hours, and will be required to pass exams on 8 subjects during the course of his training.
• CPL (Commercial Pilot’s License) – the first step in turning a hobby into a potential career, the holder may fly for a reward.
• Night Rating – excellent first stepping stone for a PPL holder who wants to improve his qualifications.
• Instrument Rating – a pilot may fly in adverse weather conditions of certain types.
• Instructors Rating – for any pilot with a CPL who wishes to give flying instruction.

Cape Town Flying Club Contact Details:

Tel: +27 (21) 934-0257

Fax: +27 (21) 934-0827

Email: info@capetownflyingclub.co.za

Website: www.capetownflyingclub.co.za

Postal Address:
Cape Town Flying Club
P.O. Box 31,
Cape Town International Airport, 7525
Western Cape
South Africa

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Wings over Africa Flying School is based at the Delta 200 Airfield in a general flying area, and specialises in fixed wing and microlight flight training. The owner is a Grade 2 PPL instructor and a Grade A Microlight instructor. The flying school offers special international student packages that include the PPL course, accomodation and transport.

Fixed Wing PPL Training:

• PPL (Private Pilot License) – Instructor & School aircraft and all pre- and post flight briefings.
• CAA Required Hours of Flying Instruction: 45 Hours, approximately 30 Hours Dual (depending on student performance), and 15 Hours Solo under supervision, and dual and solo cross-country to be done.
• Aircraft options – Jabiru J400 (4-seater), Jabiru SP.
• Practical Flight Test is done by a different Instructor.
• Fuel & Oil included.
• Ground Schooling Subjects – Principles of Flight, Meteorology, Aircraft Technical, Navigation, Flight Planning, Human Performance, Air Law and Radio Course; Examinations.

Wings over Africa Contact Details:

Peter: 082 807 4919

Office: 021 572 6656

A/H: 021 571 8621

Email: info@wingsoverafrica.net

Website: www.wingsoverafrica.net

Physical Address:
Wings over Africa
Delta 200 Airfield,
Melkbos, Cape Town
Western Cape
South Africa

Postal Address:
Wings over Africa
Postnet Suite 241,
Private Bag X1,
Melkbosstrand, 7437

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Cape Town Flying Club is a CAA Approved Examination Centre based at the Cape Town International Airport. The Club provides all forms of flying training in a friendly but professional environment, rates that are very competitive, and a range of aircraft suitable for beginners and advanced pilot training.

Training Aircraft:

• T-CAC Elite Simulator – for instrument training.
• Van’s RV-7A ZU-DJH – 2 seat, single engine low wing aircraft, fixed pitch propeller.
• Piper PA-38 Tomahawk ZS-KKC – 2 seat, single engine low wing trainer.
• Piper PA-38 Tomahawk ZS-KFV – 2 seat, single engine low wing trainer.
• seat, single engine low wing trainer.
• Piper PA-28 Warrior ZS-KBK – 4 seat, single engine low wing aircraft.
• Cessna 152 AerobatZS-IDL – 2 seat, single engine high wing aircraft.
• Cessna 172 Skyhawk ZS-JDN – 4 seat, single engine high wing aircraft.
• Cessna 172 RG Cutlass ZS-KSS – 4 seat, single engine high wing aircraft, variable pitch propeller, retractable landing gear.
• Cessna 172 RG Cutlass ZS-PMY – 4 seat, single engine high wing aircraft, variable pitch propeller, retractable landing gear.
• Cessna 182 Skylane ZS-APT – 4 seat, single engine high wing aircraft, variable pitch propeller.
• Piper PA-28 Cherokee 140 ZS-SAS – 4 seat, single engine low wing aircraft, fixed pitch propeller.

Cape Town Flying Club Contact Details:

Tel: +27 (21) 934-0257

Fax: +27 (21) 934-0827

Email: info@capetownflyingclub.co.za

Website: www.capetownflyingclub.co.za

Postal Address:
Cape Town Flying Club
P.O. Box 31,
Cape Town International Airport, 7525
Western Cape
South Africa

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