Ground School and flight school are the two parts that make up your pilot training. In-ground school, you learn the theory about how airplanes fly, the weather, and several other aviation-related topics. The goal of ground school is to help you pass the knowledge test.
How Much Does Flight School Cost In South Africa
| Cost | Amount |
|---|---|
| 25 Dual hours on PA28-161 @ R2 050 per hour | R51 250 |
| 15 Solo hours on PA28-161 @ R1 750 per hour | R26 250 |
| 5 Dual hours on FNPT II @ R960 per hour | R4 800 |
| 15 Hours @ R414.00 (minimum by law) | R5 250 |
| 3 Dual hours on PA28-161 @ R2 050 | R6 150 |
| 2 Hours @ R350 – Ground Evaluation/Test | R700 |
| PPL Kit including all PPL notes (without Headsets) | R6 544 |
| Exams (7 x R190) with Radio exam | R1 830 |
| Total amount | R102 774 |
Which university can I study pilot in South Africa?
Lanseria Flight Centre.
Johannesburg School of Flying.
Eagle Flight Academy.
Cranfield Aviation Training.
Progress Flight Academy.
U-fly Training Academy.
What grades are needed to be a pilot?
In order to become a commercial airline pilot, just about all airlines require you to have at least 5 GCSE’s that are graded A-C (or equivalent) including Maths, English, and Science. At school, try and work hard in all subjects but in particular these three core areas.
How much does a pilot make in South Africa?
The average pilot salary in South Africa is R 312 000 per year or R 160 per hour. Entry-level positions start at R 171 000 per year, while most experienced workers make up to R 7 003 800 per year.