Education | Elite Aviation

Education Information

Classes

The education at Elite Aviation is divided into four flight phases. Each flight phase is supported by a wealth of theory that you will acquire alongside the flights. The theoretical teaching is based on classroom instruction, where the distance between teacher and student is small, and there is plenty of room for questions and repetition. Below are the individual flight phases reviewed.

For being accepted into flight student, you must have passed your application. After that, you have to attend weekly events and classes. You can participate in max 3 classes a week. A class may both contain a ground class and an airside class.

Classes are always held on the airfield. Right at the moment, flight student classes will be hosted every Saturday and Sunday at 13.00 PM, GMT and 20.00 PM, GMT. Sometimes do we also convert the times to something different, so all our flight students can attend all the lessons. Pilot training for allied airlines will be discussed with the concerned airline/allied representative.

Graduation

Graduation is a very important thing in our academy especially when you're a pilot student.
There is a total of four phases which you must pass to receive your certificates. One phase contains five classes. Each class usually lasts 30 minutes. After attending a class, senior management will manage your progress in the system.

For every single phase, you'll get a document which is proof of your graduation. Graduations depend on your labor and skills, so you might not receive a graduation every time you've passed a phase.

Phase Information

Phase I

The first phase of the program consists of equal parts theory and flight time. You'll be welcomed and showed around by your flight instructor. Theoretically, you will among other things, come through subjects such as aviation law, navigation and meteorology. In parallel, you take your first radio certificate, which allows you to speak English in a moving VHF radio. This radio certificate is used extensively when flying your first lessons, where you will learn basic flight, take-off and landing. The flight at this stage takes place in the Elite Aviation's one-engine aircraft, and of course there is an experienced instructor on all trips.

Phase II

While continuing to acquire theoretical knowledge, the second flight phase consists of the training of solo tours and navigation. The time has come for you to fly solo and be sent on various navigation tours around the area. In this phase you'll learn the basic about flying, both in the flight simulator, and in your dream cockpit.

You will now continue to fly solo and will also be out on VFR night tours, ie flights after sunset. Phase 3 ends with an internal flight test where you will be tested in the various flight disciplines. After this phase, you are able to fly a twin-prop plane.
In this phase, you have the chance to be hired by an airliner. Simultaneously you'll get great-class training, at Elite Aviation. which both contain practical and theoretical lessons.

Phase III

This is undoubtedly the most intensive part of the education, where you both have to fly in our simulator and in our twin-prop planes, while at the same time acquiring large amounts of theory.

Phase 3 ends, with essential tests, which is based on both practical and theory tests. Afterward, the students will receive their last and final pilot certification, so they will get a better chance of getting a job at an airliner. After you’ve graduating this phase, you’ll be ranked promoted to Elite pilot.

Phase IIII

Example of a phase

Class 1

Ground Class
- Introduction to Class & Colleagues -- 10 minutes
- Introduction to Aviation, Questions & Answers -- 10 minutes
- School Material Planning -- 10 minutes
- International Phonetic Alphabet -- 20 minutes
- Lesson Recap -- 10 minutes

Class 2

Ground Class
- Introduction to Class & Colleagues -- 5 minutes
- Aviation Terminology -- 10 minutes
- Aviation Language -- 5 minutes
- ATC Commands -- 5 minutes
- Lesson Recap -- 5 minutes

Class 3

Ground Class
- Introduction to Class & Colleagues - 5 minutes
- Flying Skills -- 10 minutes
- Handling Situations -- 10 minutes
- Lesson Recap -- 5 minutes

Class 4

Ground Class
- Introduction to Class & Colleagues -- 5 minutes
Airside Class
- Introduction to Equipments -- 10 minutes
- Airport Markings -- 5 minutes
- Dual Flight -- 5 minutes
- Lesson Recap -- 5 minutes

Class 5

Ground Class
- Introduction to Class & Colleagues -- 5 minutes
- Phase Review -- 5 minutes
- Written Examination -- 20 minutes