TGAC - The International Aviation Academy of New Zealand (IAANZ)

Who have a dream to fly high & high...Can fulfill their dreams by joining IAANZ

The International Aviation Academy of New Zealand (IAANZ) is the Professional flight training division of New Zealand's largest Aero Club, the Canterbury Aero Club (established 1928.)

The Academy is unique in that it operates from a large international airport, with full instrument approach aids. The experience gained in this airline environment gives our graduates a significant advantage when pursuing an aviation career. Additionally our own satellite airfield at West Melton is clear of busy airspace, and provides an ideal alternative, particularly for students during early stages of training.

When you're looking for a flight training organization, you want professional, personalized training with an established, well-respected institution.

IAANZ OFFERS:

· 30 professional flight instructors.

· A training fleet of 35 aircraft, which includes four twin-engine IFR trainers and three simulators one being a Frasca advanced training device.

· Training at our own airfield for ab-inito training and at a fully operational International Airport for advanced training.

· Spectacular terrain, and diverse weather conditions.

· 75 years of flight training experience.

· World class, professional flight training in an airline environment.

COURSES

* Private Pilot's License - PC 1024

* Commercial Pilot License / Instrument Rating (Multi Engine)(CPL MEIR) - PC1311

* Commercial Pilot License / Instrument Rating (Single Engine)(CPL SEIR) - PC1347

* Commercial Pilot License (CPL) Practical & Theory.PC2081

* Private Pilot License / CPL Theory - PC2082

* Instrument Rating - PC1310

* Flight Instructor Rating - PC1361

* CPL Theory – Fixed Wing - PC2083

* Basic Gas Turbine

* Airline Transport Pilot Theory Papers

* Multi Crew course

ADMISSION PROCEDURE:

* Age should 16 yrs to fly solo and 17 yrs old to hold the private pilot’s License

* CAA also requires that a person must be 18 years old to hold a Commercial Pilot's License.

* Students wishing to access student loan funding will require a minimum of NCEA level 2 or 3 or equivalent, and will be required to pass an entrance assessment

* You must be able to speak, read and write English preferably to IELTS level 6 or TOEFL level 550. For students not meeting minimum standards of English, language courses are available prior to course entry.

FOR MORE DETAILS : Contact 9811177975 ; 0120-4550890