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The aim of the aerobatic training is to qualify licence holders to perform aerobatic manoeuvres.
Before commencing the aerobatics rating the student must have at least 30 hours of flight as Pilot in Command (PIC) in aeroplanes or Touring Motor Gliders (TMG) following the issue of the licence.
A full-time course of flight training for the Aerobatic Rating is expected to last 1 week, weather dependent. The training can also be completed part-time to suit the students availability.
A minimum of 5 hours for the EASA aerobatic rating, and 8 hours for the AOPA certificate. Most students require more than the minimum 5 hours to demonstrate proficiency.
The course consists of 8 hours instructor lead ground school.
Hangar 7. 2-4 Cecil Pashley Way
Brighton City Airport. BN43 5FF
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