Getting your Commercial Pilot Licence

We are a highly respected flight school by our customers based at Archerfield.  We offer a range of training programs for aspiring pilots. One of our most unique offerings is its commercial pilot license training.  This is conducted using scenario-based training. This approach allows students to tailor their training course using a variety of aircraft, including the Aeroprakt Vixxen, Cessna 172 or Cessna 210.  You could even get a head start on their multi-engine class rating with our Piper Seneca.  Courses and lesson plans are tailored to the learners goals whether that be part time or full time.  We can customise our courses to suit any learner.

With a commercial pilot’s licence, you can fly aircraft for compensation or hire. This means that you can work as a pilot for airlines, charter companies, corporate aviation departments, or other aviation organisations.

Aircraft

More than 5700kg

Employment

charter or regular public transport (RPT)

Specialise

Ag work, Corporate, Flight Instruction

Hours

min 200
  • be at least 18 years old
  • 10 hours dual instrument
  • class 1 medical for flight test
  • 200 hours flying time
  • 20 PIC Cross Country
  • 100 hours as pilot-in-command
  • Pass the CPL theory exams
  • Pass the CPL flight test

Overview

Our commercial pilot license training program is tailored to meet the individual needs of each student. We offer a range of aircraft to choose from, allowing students to gain experience with different types of aircraft and improve their overall skills as pilots. The Aeroprakt Vixxen, for example, is an excellent choice for students who are interested in flying light sport aircraft, while the Cessna 172 and Cessna 210 are more suitable for students who want to gain experience in flying larger, more complex aircraft.

Some specific roles you may be qualified for with a commercial pilot’s licence include:

  1. Airline pilot: You can work for a commercial airline, flying large aircraft on scheduled routes or charter flights.

  2. Charter pilot: You can work for a charter company, flying smaller aircraft on demand for customers.

  3. Corporate pilot: You can work for a company or organisation that owns an aircraft, flying executives, employees, or cargo as needed.

  4. Flight instructor: You can teach others to fly and prepare them for their own commercial pilot’s licence.

  5. Agricultural pilot: You can work in crop dusting or other agricultural aviation applications.

Scenario-based Training

Scenario-based training is a highly effective training methodology that is based on real-world situations. It involves creating scenarios that simulate actual flight situations, such as take off, landing, and emergency procedures. This type of training helps students to develop their decision-making and problem-solving skills, as well as their ability to work under pressure. It is an ideal approach for students who want to be better prepared for the challenges of flying in the commercial aviation industry.

Our program also allows students to get a head start on their multi-engine class rating, which is an essential qualification for commercial pilots. Our experienced instructors provide expert guidance and support throughout the training process, ensuring that students receive the highest standard of instruction and are fully prepared to enter the commercial aviation industry upon completion of their training.

In conclusion, we offer a range of training programs for aspiring pilots. Its commercial pilot license training program, based on scenario-based training, is a unique and effective approach that allows students to tailor their training course using a variety of aircraft. With experienced instructors and state-of-the-art equipment, we provide students with the best possible education and training, preparing them for a successful career in the commercial aviation industry.