Diploma of Aviation (Commercial Pilot License - Aeroplane)
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AVI50222
Diploma of Aviation (Commercial Pilot License - Aeroplane)
RTO Code: 45684 CRICOS Provider: 03913A
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Fulfil Your Dream To Fly
Fulfil your dream to fly for a living with the AVI50222 Diploma of Aviation (Commercial Pilot License – Aeroplane) course. The Integrated CASA Part 142 training syllabus will teach you key piloting skills including accurate and expeditious flight planning, safe and accurate aircraft operation, operational decision making, enhanced navigation techniques, and operation in complex airspace. You will progress through Recreational Pilot License (RPL), Private Pilot License (PPL) and then Commercial Pilot License (CPL).
This comprehensive course is aimed at students with little or no prior flight training experience. At Learn To Fly, we provide students with a flexible learning environment where they will experience a diverse range of flight training activities in accordance with regulatory requirements and delivery of the course syllabus. Training is conducted at our state-of-the-art training facility at Moorabbin Airport in Melbourne.
RTO Code: 45684 CRICOS Provider: 03913A
Your Boarding Pass To An Aviation Career
The AVI50222 Diploma of Aviation (Commercial Pilot License – Aeroplane) program follows Commercial Pilot License (CPL) syllabus, with additional subjects to even better prepare pilots for their entry into the aviation industry. The course has been developed to provide pilots with the knowledge and skills they need to succeed professionally. On completion, students are eligible to obtain both a Commercial Pilot License (CPL) and Diploma certificate.
Along with highly experienced instructors, a modern aircraft fleet and state-of-the-art facilities, Learn To Fly students have access to industry-leading professional development opportunities and a range of additional rating and endorsement courses. We also offer the AVI50519 Diploma of Aviation (Instrument Rating) course and an articulation pathway for Griffith University’s Bachelor of Aviation program to even further enhance your career prospects.
Contact the Learn To Fly Admission Manager to discuss your aviation goals and whether this is the best course for you.
RTO Code: 45684 CRICOS Provider: 03913A
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1. Program Summary
Part 142 Integrated Training Program
The training for a Diploma of Aviation (Commercial Pilot License – Aeroplane) is aimed at achieving the highest standard of flying skills, airmanship and knowledge in order to prepare student pilots for a career as a Commercial Pilot. You will be specifically instructed in procedures relating to conducting commercial operations with a strong focus on navigation with remote areas inland. You will practice command decisions under pressure and in a range of circumstances in order to simulate real-life scenarios and increase situational awareness.
Study Mode: Mixed (Face-to-Face & Online)
Availability: Moorabbin (Melbourne, VIC)
Flight Training Hours: 153.5
Duration: 60 weeks | Full Time | 24 Hours a Week
Intake for 2022: APR, JUL, OCT
Cost: AUD $79,990
Prerequisites: Year 12 Certificate; Above 18 Yes Old; Meet English language requirements
RTO Code: 45684
CRICOS Code: 03913A -
2. Course Units
AVIY0037 Operate at a controlled aerodrome
AVIY0055 Take off aeroplane
AVIY0054 Control aeroplane on the ground
AVIY0057 Land aeroplane
AVIE0006 Maintain aircraft radio communications
AVIY0056 Control aeroplane in normal flight
AVIY0083 Execute advanced aeroplane manoeuvres and procedures
AVIW0029 Manage pre-and post-flight actions
AVIY0035 Operate in Class G airspace
AVIY0047 Manage abnormal aeroplane flight situations
AVIF0030 Manage safe flight operations
AVIH0010 Plan a flight under visual flight rules
AVIH0014 Navigate aircraft under visual flight rules
AVIY0036 Operate at non-towered aerodromes
AVIY0034 Operate in controlled airspace
AVIY0040 Apply aeronautical knowledge to aviation operations
AVIZ0006 Manage situational awareness in aircraft flight
AVIW0032 Operate and manage aircraft systems
AVIF0026 Implement aviation risk management processes
AVIF0027 Implement aviation fatigue risk management processes
AVIY0058 Manage aircraft fuel
AVIY0033 Operate aircraft using aircraft flight instruments
AVIF0029 Implement threat and error management strategies
AVIF0033 Manage aircraft passengers and cargo
AVIF0035 Manage human factors in aviation operations
AVIY0041 Apply the principles of civil air law to aviation operations
AVIH0015 Plan a flight under night visual flight rules (Elective)
AVIO0017 Manage disruptive behaviour and unlawful interference with aviation
AVILIC0003 Licence to operate a commercial aeroplane -
3. CASA Theory Exams
CASA Theory Examinations
The AVI50222 Diploma of Aviation (Commercial Pilot License – Aeroplane) is developed to align with CASA syllabus and embed the learning outcomes for students to prepare to undertake the required CASA cyber examinations. Theory assessments (examinations) require a 70% pass mark except for those marked*. Click the below links for more information.
Recreational Pilot License
Recreational Pilot License (Aeroplane) RPLA
Private Pilot License
Private Pilot License (Aeroplane) PPLA
Commercial Pilot License
Aerodynamics
Meteorology
Human Factors
General Knowledge
Air Law*
Performance
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4. Timetable
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5. Policies
Refund Policy: Refer To Student Handbook
Privacy Policy: Refer To Student Handbook
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6. ASQA VET Quality Framework
For more information on the ASQA VET Quality Framework, visit
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7. Latest News
Coronavirus (COVID-19) information for international students - 9/1/2022
https://www.dese.gov.au/covid-19/coronavirus-covid-19-information-international-students
Visa processing update - 24/11/2021
Due to the Australian border reopening to eligible temporary visa holders from 15 December 2021, the Department of Home Affairs is expecting an increase in visa applications.
We encourage you to provide the Department of Home Affairs with complete Student visa applications. To check the requirements, students can use the Document Checklist Tool.
A complete application will enable quicker processing and reduce backlogs, particularly during peak processing periods. Incomplete applications can also cause validity issues resulting in students not receiving their Bridging Visas, and in some circumstances, causing students to become unlawful.
Please do the followings:
Complete health examinations, English language tests, and biometrics collection as soon as possible;
Provide evidence of health insurance up to the appropriate date;
Check application and update if any of the details have changed;
If a student has changed their CoE since they applied, they will need to attach the new CoE to the application via ImmiAccount as soon as possible.
It is important that education providers provide students with CoEs as early as possible so that Students can lodge their applications as early as possible, thus helping to avoid high numbers of visa applications in mid-March.
Please contact [email protected] if you have any questions.
Timetable
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Week |
CASA Content |
ASQA Content |
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1 |
Orientation and Student Induction Basic Aeronautical Knowledge Theory |
N/A |
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2 |
Basic Aeronautical Knowledge Theory RPL Flight Training |
AVIY0037 Operate at a Controlled Aerodrome |
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3 |
RPL Flight Training |
AVIY0055 Take Off Aeroplane |
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4 |
RPL Flight Training |
AVIY0054 Control Aeroplane On The Ground |
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5 |
RPL Flight Training |
AVIY0057 Land Aeroplane |
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6 |
RPL Flight Training |
AVIE0006 Maintain Aircraft Radio and Communications |
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7 |
RPL Flight Training |
AVIY0056 Control Aircraft in Normal Flight |
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8 |
RPL Flight Training |
AVIY0046 Execute Advanced Aeroplane Manoeuvres and Procedures |
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9 |
RPL Flight Training RPLA Examination |
AVIW0029 Manage Pre and Post Flight Actions |
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10 |
RPL Flight Training RPLA Flight Test |
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11 |
Private Pilot Licence Theory |
N/A |
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12 |
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13 |
PPLA Theory Examination PPL Flight Training |
AVIY0034 Operate in Controlled Airspace |
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14 |
PPL Flight Training |
AVIF0026 Implement Aviation Risk Management Processes |
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15 |
PPL Flight Training |
AVIH0010 Plan A flight Under Visual Flight Rules |
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16 |
PPL Flight Training |
AVIH0014 Navigate Aircraft Under Visual Flight Rules |
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17 |
PPL Flight Training |
N/A |
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18 |
PPL Flight Training |
AVIY0035 Operate in Class G Airspace |
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19 |
PPL Flight Training |
N/A |
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20 |
PPL Flight Training |
AVIY0036 Operate At Non-Towered Aerodromes |
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21 |
PPL Flight Training |
AVIF0030 Manage Safe Flight Operations |
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22 |
PPL Flight Training |
AVIW0032 Operate and Manage Aircraft Systems |
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23 |
PPL Flight Training |
N/A |
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24 |
PPL Flight Training |
AVIY0040 Apply Aeronautical Knowledge to Aviation Operations |
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25 |
PPL Flight Training |
AVIY0047 Manage Abnormal Aeroplane Flight Situations |
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26 |
PPL Flight Training PPLA Flight Test |
AVIZ0006 Manage Situation Awareness in Aircraft Flight |
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Term Break |
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27 |
CPL Aerodynamics |
N/A |
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28 |
CPL Aerodynamics Examination CPL General Knowledge |
N/A |
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29 |
CPL General Knowledge Examination CPL Performance and Planning |
N/A |
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30 |
CPL Performance and Planning CPL Performance and Planning Examination |
N/A |
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31 |
CPL Meteorology |
N/A |
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32 |
CPL Meteorology Examination CPL Navigation |
N/A |
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33 |
CPL Navigation Examination CPL Air Law |
N/A |
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34 |
CPL Air Law Examination CPL Human Factors |
N/A |
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35 |
CPL Human Factors Examination Commercial Pilot Licence Flight Training |
N/A |
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36 |
Commercial Pilot Licence Flight Training |
N/A |
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37 |
Commercial Pilot Licence Flight Training |
AVIF0027 Implement Aviation Fatigue Risk Management Processes |
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38 |
Commercial Pilot Licence Flight Training |
N/A |
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39 |
Commercial Pilot Licence Flight Training |
N/A |
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40 |
Commercial Pilot Licence Flight Training |
AVIY0058 Manage Aircraft Fuel |
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41 |
Commercial Pilot Licence Flight Training |
N/A |
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42 |
Commercial Pilot Licence Flight Training |
AVIF0029 Implement Threat and Error Management Strategies |
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43 |
Commercial Pilot Licence Flight Training |
N/A |
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44 |
Commercial Pilot Licence Flight Training |
N/A |
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45 |
Commercial Pilot Licence Flight Training |
AVIF0033 Manage Aircraft Passengers and Cargo |
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46 |
Commercial Pilot Licence Flight Training |
N/A |
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47 |
Commercial Pilot Licence Flight Training |
N/A |
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48 |
Commercial Pilot Licence Flight Training |
N/A |
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49 |
Commercial Pilot Licence Flight Training |
AVIF0035 Manage Human Factors in Aircraft Flight |
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50 |
Commercial Pilot Licence Flight Training |
N/A |
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51 |
Commercial Pilot Licence Flight Training |
N/A |
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52 |
Commercial Pilot Licence Flight Training |
AVIY0041 Apply the principles of civil air law to aviation operations |
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53 |
Commercial Pilot Licence Flight Training |
N/A |
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54 |
Commercial Pilot Licence Flight Training |
AVIH0015 Plan A Flight Under Night Visual Rules |
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55 |
Commercial Pilot Licence Flight Training |
AVIY0033 Operate Aircraft Using Aircraft Flight Instruments |
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56 |
Commercial Pilot Licence Flight Training |
N/A |
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57 |
Commercial Pilot Licence Flight Training |
N/A |
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58 |
Commercial Pilot Licence Flight Training |
AVIO0017 Manage Disruptive Behaviour and Unlawful Interference with Aviation |
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59 |
Commercial Pilot Licence Flight Training |
N/A |
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60 |
Commercial Pilot Licence Flight Training |
AVILIC0003 Licence To Operate A Commercial Aeroplane |
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Flight Examination Week(s) Commercial Pilot Licence Flight Examination |
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Flight training milestones are subject to student progression and weather.
For further information on syllabus and lessons, refer to individual student training plan
Safe & Seamless Training.
Diploma Course Details
Every student pilot should enjoy flying. Learn To Fly is constantly creating resources to help students do just that. Not only modern aircraft, but also facilities, experienced instructors and curriculums to create magical learning experiences and make every moment of air time worth it.
RTO Code: 45684 CRICOS Provider: 03913A
Step by Step Procedures
How To Apply?
At Learn To Fly Melbourne, we don’t just train pilots, but future captains. If you have a passion for flying and the ambition to develop a career in aviation, we would like to hear from you. Applications for our 60-week AVI50222 Diploma of Aviation (Commercial Pilot License - Aeroplane) course are open year-round, with quarterly intakes. Grab the opportunity to get your flying career off the ground today!
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1. Assess Your Eligibility
1. Download Application Checklist
Requirements:
- Be over the age of 18 years
- Graduated High School or equivalent
- IELTS Overall Band Score 6.0 or equivalent
- Pass the Skills and Interview Assessment
You must be able to:
- Obtain an Aviation Reference Number
- Obtain an Aviation Security ID Card
- Obtain a CASA Class 1 Aviation Medical Certificate
- Obtain a Student Visa -
2. Online Enrolment
1. Download Enrolment Process Overview (International Students)
2. Download Expression of Interest Form
Enrol Online through the “ENROL NOW” button on this page. After completing the online registration form, you will then be given a checklist containing a list of documents to submit.
Applicant must submit a completed checklist before the Course stated application deadline in order to be considered for application.
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3. Skills and Interview Assessment
We will assess your application and we will inform you whether your initial application has been verified. Once verified, you may be scheduled for a Skills Assessment and an Interview Assessment.
Skills Assessment
Applicants will be scheduled to complete a skills assessment and provided with the details on how they may complete it. Upon completion, applicants will be advised on where their score stands and if they should re-take the skills assessment or proceed to the interview assessment.
Interview assessment
Applicants who have met the skills assessment criteria and verified all their documents will be invited to participate in an interview with LTF’s student enrolment team and flight instructors. Information from these interviews will be used to assess your suitability for the course and it can take between 1-4 hours.
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4. Apply for Recognition of Prior Learning (Optional)
1. Download Recognition of Prior Learning Kit
2. Recognition of Prior Learning Form
Recognition of Prior Learning
Learn To Fly Melbourne will ensure that an applicant’s prior learning is recognised if it meets the criteria as stated within the Recognition of Prior Learning Kit. Training from any other Registered Training Organization will be accepted only if an individual’s prior learning can be substantiated to show that the key learning outcomes /unit of competencies have been achieved.
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5. Receive and Accept the Offer of Enrolment
If your application is successful, you will be offered a place in the selected course. We will send you a Letter of Offer, an Enrolment Agreement and an invoice for the AUD$1,500 non-refundable enrolment fee.
You will be required to make a payment as part of the processing fee for your electronic Certificate of Enrolment (eCOE) which will be required to apply for a student Visa. The Enrolment Fee is non-refundable and is not a guarantee that your Visa will be approved, it is only for verification of your enrolment with LTF.
Once you have read, signed and returned the forms as well as made payment, we will send you the eCOE within 28 days from the confirmation of acceptance. -
6. Student Visa Application Information
All students are required to attend an orientation before the commencement of the course.
Orientation is an excellent opportunity to:
- Meet your fellow student pilots
- Meet your instructors and LTF support staff
- Tour the campus
- Receive your pilot uniform and purchase textbooks/ training aids.
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7. Orientation
All new students will undertake an orientation tour of the premises prior to the commencement of studies.
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8. Related Documents
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Our Graduate
Coen Johnston“Through Learn To Fly Melbourne, I completed my Commercial Pilots License, Diploma of Aviation and Night Rating. After completing the initial training in Townsville, I relocated to the main facility in Moorabbin where I transitioned from the Cessna 172 to the Diamond DA 40 with G1000, became familiar with the complex operating procedures around Melbourne and completed my final flight tests and studies. I am extremely grateful to those at LTF who allowed me to achieve my goal of attaining my CPL.”
