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CPL with MEIR ROUTE Professional pilot training Course GUIDE
Introduction About ctc aviation We are a global professional pilot training and resourcing company, providing innovative solutions in true partnership with our customers. Our latest generation training centres and resources are located at attractive, well-connected and convenient locations in Hamilton, New Zealand, Southampton, UK and Phoenix, USA. We provide a wide range of aviation services from ab initio trainee pilot selection, training and airline placement, to the more advanced selection, training and provisioning requirements for experienced pilots, instructors and examiners. This guide has been designed to be read in conjunction with our prospectuses and website to provide the key information about the specific training Route in which you are interested.
Professional pilot training course The CTC TAKEOFF CPL/MEIR Route is a self-funded, professional pilot training course designed to enable aspiring pilots from around the world to benefit from the high standard and enviable reputation of CTC Aviation. As a trainee pilot on this Route you will benefit from our high quality, focussed professional flight training combined with a well-respected tertiary educational qualification. You will graduate with the following: � Private Pilot Licence (PPL) � Commercial Pilot Licence (CPL) � Multi-Engine Instrument Rating (MEIR)
unique features 1. professional training delivered by experienced instructors 2. Training takes place at our state-of-the-art Crew training centre in Hamilton, new zealand* 3. Upset prevention and recovery training (UPRT) included 4. training completed in new generation diamond Aircraft with G1000 Glass cockpit and type specific FNPTII simulators
ROUTE PLAN
TRAINING ACTIVITY PPL
HOURS 64.1
PPL to CPL XC Check
73
CPL XC Check to MEIR (Inc. ILS training only)
67.3
MEIR (+ILS) to CPL
27.6
Total Hours (Inc. ILS training but not test)
232
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Application & assessment Process
PrivatE Pilot Licence (PPL)
commercial pilot licence cross country phase
Crew Training Centre - Hamilton
PPL ground school is followed by 17 weeks of flight training to gain your PPL for single-engine aircraft, during which you will learn the fundamentals of visual flying, basic instrument flying, night flying, terrain awareness and navigation.
During this phase you will complete 30 hours of cross country navigation. Not only will you get to see the beautiful scenery around New Zealand but you learn key advanced navigation skills including low level navigation.
You will fly either our Diamond DA20 or G1000 equipped Cessna 172 aircraft for this phase. After obtaining your PPL you are qualified to fly for recreation, carry non fare-paying passengers and progress onto more advanced aircraft types.
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Approximately 23 weeks
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Multi-Engine Instrument Rating (MEIR)
Commercial Pilot Licence (CPL)
Instrument Rating ground school and examinations are followed by flight training commencing in our Diamond DA42 simulators.
You will complete further ground school to enable you to pass the remaining NZ CAA examinations. In addition, you will further refine your general handling piloting skills as well as develop your non-technical and communication skills to a standard expected of a professional pilot.
Your initial aircraft flight training time will be completed in our Garmin1000 equipped Cessna 172 aircraft with the remainder of your training completed in our new generation, twin-engine, Garmin1000 EFIS equipped DA42 aircraft to develop further your instrument flying skills to professional standards. With this qualification, you are approved to fly multiengine aircraft in instrument meteorological conditions and use the aircraft instrumentation to both navigate and make approaches to an airfield, rather than relying solely on visual references. Approximately 18 weeks
The CPL phase is completed in either the Diamond DA20 or the Cessna 172 in which you will further enhance your handling skills of single-engine aircraft in readiness for the Commercial Pilot Licence flight test. This phase also includes a mountain flying course and the training required to achieve a night Rating. You are now qualified as a commercial pilot able to fly in all weather, day or night and also be paid for your services! Approximately 11 weeks
Professional Pilot Career
finance Course Fee
ADDITIONAL FEES
$109.500 (including GST) paid according to the follwing schedule:
� Food and living expenses
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� NZCAA Class 1 medical – NZCAA scale of charges
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� Insurances to protect life, finance and training expenses
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� NZCAA fees for initial licence issue, flight skills retesting (if required) and ATPL exam retakes (if required)
Self-catered accommodation is included within the above fund
� Additional training and retest fees (if required)
Enrolment 2
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minimum Requirements
Application process
Assessment
� 17 years of age at the date of application
Complete our online application form ctcaviation.com/????
If your application is successful, you will be invited to attend an assessment day. During the morning you will complete a Maths and aptitude test using the world’s leading pilot assessment tool – PILAPT. You will then take part in various exercises designed to assess your interpersonal team skills through group discussion.
1 � 12 credits or more in NCEA Level 2 English, Maths and preferably Science (ideally Physics) � Be able to self fund this course � Meet IELTS Level 6.0 or equivalent � Hold a NZ CAA Class 1 Medical Certificate (prior to commencement of training) � Consent to a criminal record check
It is reccommended that applicants take a CTC Aviation aptitude assessment.
For those who pass the initial phase, the afternoon of your assessment day involves an interview with our selection team. The interview is designed to assess your motivation and understanding of the airline industry and the role of a Flight Instructor.
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