Formation training in Sydney Basin
Formation training in Sydney Basin
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The Australian Air League at Camden does it either in their planes or yours.
Check out http://www.airleague.com.au
6 hours of training (5 hrs Dual-1 hr solo)
@ $105.50/hr dual in c152s.
Further to the last,
http://www.airleague.com.au/features...on_flying.html
is an article about Formation flying with the AAL
The Australian Air League at Camden does it either in their planes or yours.
Check out http://www.airleague.com.au
6 hours of training (5 hrs Dual-1 hr solo)
@ $105.50/hr dual in c152s.
Further to the last,
http://www.airleague.com.au/features...on_flying.html
is an article about Formation flying with the AAL
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Theoretically you could get your formation "endorsement" at solo stage - although practically (and realistically) you wouldn't do it until after you're an accomplished PPL holder.
There are no set minimums by CASA. Rather, they require that each school produce their own syllabus of training. Between 5 and 10 hours seems to be about the minimum most schools will quote although I personally feel that about 12 hours dual and 3 solo is about the minimum time necessary to ensure that all the fundamentals are covered.
Further to my last post, Sydney Aerobatic School are also very good. Ask for Rob.
There are no set minimums by CASA. Rather, they require that each school produce their own syllabus of training. Between 5 and 10 hours seems to be about the minimum most schools will quote although I personally feel that about 12 hours dual and 3 solo is about the minimum time necessary to ensure that all the fundamentals are covered.
Further to my last post, Sydney Aerobatic School are also very good. Ask for Rob.
