Learn to fly in Ardmore Flying School (AFS) and become a commercial pilot. AFS is one of the largest and leading pilot training school based in Auckland, New Zealand and has been providing integrated commercial pilot training (ground training and flying) since 1961. Students do not require prior ground training or flying experience or student pilot license to join. Course fees are highly competitive and payable in installments. We are the sole authorized representatives for recruitment of students from South Asia and Middle East for flight training in AFS. For course details, course fees and admission call or email Pervez Suntoke, Business Development Manager (South Asia and Middle East) or submit Pilot Training Enquiry Form.

Admissions Open

We are currently recruiting students for our intakes starting on 22 July and 21 October 2019.

Aviation Courses

1. Commercial Pilot License with Multi Engine Rating and Instrument Flight Time (For Indian Students);
2. Commercial Pilot Licence and Multi Engine Instrument Rating Certificate;
3. Diploma in Aviation (Airline Preparation Strand) - includes Commercial Pilot License, Multi Engine Instrument Rating, Airline Transport Pilot Licence (ATPL) Theory, Multi Crew Integration Course;
4. Diploma in Aviation (Flight Instruction Strand) - includes Commercial Pilot License, Multi Engine Instrument Rating and 'C' cat Instructor Rating).

Admission Requirements

1. Age 18 years at commencement of training;
2. Passed High School (with Maths and Physics for Indian students as per DGCA requirements);
3. Be proficient in English (IELTS 6.0, PTE 50, TOEFL iBT 60);
4. CAANZ Class 1 Medical Certificate (visit https://www.caa.govt.nz/medical/medical-home/ );
5. Achieve at least an 'Average' result in online Pilot Pre-Screening Test (visit https://www.nzskillsconnect.co.nz/).

Submit Pilot Training Enquiry

For course details, fees and enrolment submit your Pilot Training Enquiry or call or email Pervez Suntoke, Business Development Manager (South Asia and Middle East) (currently in India).