Revesco Aviation Advanced Flight Training infuses safety, experience and personalised support in every course we offer. Operating year-round, our programs are carefully designed to meet the needs of aviators at every stage of their journey. Whether you’re taking the exciting step towards your first solo flight, training to become a commercial pilot or refining your skills to mentor others as an instructor, we’re here to guide you. With a focus on building confidence and capability, our instructors are committed to helping you advance your skills and achieve your aviation goals.
RPL
Recreational Pilot Licence
Every pilot starts here. This licence allows you to fly a light, single-engine aircraft without supervision during the day as the pilot in command.
Course Outcome
The Recreational Pilot Licence (RPL) introduces you to the basic building blocks of becoming a pilot. Every pilot starts here, where you are now. Revesco Aviation Advanced Flight Training instructors love what we do and nothing excites us more than welcoming new students who share our passion for flying. During this course, you’ll learn the basics of controlling an aircraft, aerodynamics, fundamental manoeuvres, radio communication, emergency procedures, basic instrument flying and operations at busy controlled airports like Jandakot and in uncontrolled airspace. By the end of the course, you’ll be a confident and capable RPL holder, ready to take friends and family on scenic flights. Imagine flying your loved ones to Rottnest Island for the day or taking in the stunning views of Perth from above—it all starts here.
Course Length
Revesco Aviation Advanced Flight Training offers flexible courses designed to fit your schedule. We tailor your training around your availability and commitments, ensuring a personalised experience. You can choose to train every day if it suits you, study in the afternoons and—weather permitting—achieve your Recreational Pilot Licence (RPL) in as little as four to six weeks. How often you train is entirely up to you.
Course Pre-requisties
- Fly Solo from the age of 15 years
- Must be 16 years of age to obtain your RPL
Course Overview
- Fourteen Ground Briefings
- Total Flight Time: minimum of 25 hours
- Theory Exam
- Flight Test
Note: Required training hours to complete this licence are approximate as flight training operates in a competency-based environment. The time and cost to achieve course competencies may vary depending on individual performance.
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PPL
Private Pilot Licence
Once an RPL is under your belt, the next step is obtaining this licence it enables you to fly as a pilot-in-command or co-pilot for private flights.
Course Outcome
The Private Pilot Licence (PPL) allows you to carry more passengers, fly larger and faster aircraft and travel to a wider range of destinations. Additionally, you can bypass the RPL flight test and written exam once you meet the required competencies and begin training for your PPL. During this stage of your training, Revesco Aviation Advanced Flight Training instructors will teach you navigation skills, enabling you to fly anywhere in the country and even overseas. PPL training includes a written exam. While most students study independently, our supportive instructors can always offer guidance and answer any questions. A Private Pilot Licence offers the independence you’ve always dreamed of, allowing you to navigate an aircraft anywhere in Australia for business or leisure. A completed PPL also serves as a prerequisite for starting your night flying licence (NVFR).
Course Length
Revesco Aviation Advanced Flight Training offers flexible courses designed to fit your schedule. We tailor your training around your availability and commitments, ensuring a personalised experience. You can choose to train every day if it suits you, study in the afternoons and—weather permitting—achieve your Private Pilot Licence (PPL) in as little as four to six weeks. How often you train is entirely up to you.
Course Pre-requisties
- Must be 17 years of age to obtain your PPL
Course Overview
- Briefings
- Total Flight Time: 35-hour minimum
- Solo Cross-Country Flight Time: 5-hour minimum
- Instrument Flight Time: 2-hour minimum
- Theory Exam
- Flight Test
Note: Total Flight Time for PPL includes hours accumulated during RPL training. Required training hours to complete this licence are approximate as flight training operates in a competency-based environment. The time and cost to achieve course competencies may vary depending on individual performance.
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CPL
Commercial Pilot Licence
Fly for both commercial and private operators, discovering diverse cities, countries and cultures while being paid to do what you love.
Course Outcome
A Commercial Pilot Licence (CPL) elevates your skills and knowledge, enabling you to pursue a rewarding career in the aviation industry with greater flexibility and opportunities. Your training will cover a variety of scenarios and commercial pressures, preparing you to handle challenges such as your flying accuracy, professionalism, efficiency, time management, passenger management and cargo handling. All Revesco Aviation Flight School instructors are experienced commercial charter pilots who bring real-world insights from their daily operations into their teaching. It’s rare to find a training centre where all instructors are active charter pilots, offering exceptional value with up-to-date knowledge that enhances your training experience and expands your networking opportunities.
Course Length
Revesco Aviation Advanced Flight Training offers flexible courses designed to fit your schedule. We tailor your training around your availability and commitments, ensuring a personalised experience. You can train and study on a structured course schedule and achieve your Commercial Pilot Licence (CPL) in 14 to 16 months. The sooner you start training for an aviation career you love, you’ll never work another day.
Course Pre-requisties
- Must be 18 years of age to obtain your CPL
- Must have your Single-engine Aeroplane Rating (SEA) or
- A Multi-engine Aeroplane Class Rating (MEA)
Course Overview
- Briefings
- Total Flight Time: 150-hour minimum of integrated training or
- Total Flight Time: 200-hour minimum of non-integrated training
- Seven Written Theory Exams
- Flight Test
Note: Required training hours to complete your CPL are approximate as flight training operates in a competency-based environment. The time and cost to achieve course competencies may vary depending on individual performance.
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IR
Instrument Rating
Expand your job opportunities by gaining advanced control knowledge and navigation skills, enabling you to conduct safe and precise flights in any weather.
Course Outcome
An Instrument Rating (IR) enables you to operate an aircraft safely in poor weather conditions, known as Instrument Meteorological Conditions (IMC), including cloud, low visibility, or no visibility, both day and night. During this course, you will learn Instrument Flight Rules (IFR), techniques for performing instrument departures and arrivals without visual references and strategies for managing threats in various weather conditions. You can complete your IR course using a single-engine or multi-engine class aircraft.
Course Length
Course Options: full-time or part-time
Revesco Aviation Advanced Flight Training offers flexible courses designed to fit your schedule. We tailor your training around your availability and commitments, ensuring a personalised experience. You can choose to train every day if it suits you, study in the afternoons and achieve your Instrument Rating (IR) in as little as four weeks.
With our full-time and part-time course options, how often you train is entirely up to you.
Course Overview
- Briefings
- Total Flight Time: competency-based
- Theory Exam
- Flight Test
- Multi-engine Aircraft (includes Multi-Engine Aeroplane Class Rating)
- Briefing Fees
- Simulator Time: up to 30 hours maximum
- Flight Time (IF): Aircraft IF 10-hour minimum
- Total IF: 40-hour minimum
- Landing and Approach Fees
- Flight Test Fee
- Single-engine Aircraft
- Briefing Fees
- Simulator Time: 18 hours
- Flight Time: 22 hours
- Landing and Approach Fees
- Flight Test Fee
Note: Required training hours to complete your IR are approximate as flight training operates in a competency-based environment. The time and cost to achieve course competencies may vary depending on individual performance.
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VFR
Night VFR Rating
See the world from a new perspective—flying at night as a pilot in command is a vital skill for any pilot. Our instructors bring extensive night-flying experience to your training.
Course Outcome
A Night Visual Flight Rules (NVFR) rating enhances your flying licence by allowing you to operate an aircraft at night under visual flight rules (VFR) in favourable weather conditions. This skill lets you depart before dawn and return after sunset, increasing your flight flexibility. The NVFR course covers essential techniques, including various approach and landing types and handling emergency situations at night. You’ll also gain basic night instrument flight proficiency using ground-based navigation aids. With guidance from our experienced real-world instructors, you’ll develop confidence and competence in night flying, making it a valuable addition to your aviation capabilities and career prospects.
Course Length
Revesco Aviation Advanced Flight Training offers flexible courses designed to fit your schedule. We tailor your training around your availability and commitments, ensuring a personalised experience.
You can train daily if it suits your schedule. Weather plays a crucial role in this course, as clouds are not visible at night. However, with clear weather, you can achieve your NVFR rating in as little as two weeks.
Your training schedule is entirely up to you. Aviation operates in a competency-based training environment, meaning the cost and time required to complete a course depend on individual performance.
Course Pre-requisties
Hold one or all of the following:
- Private Pilot Licence (PPL)
- Commercial Pilot Licence (CPL)
- Air Transport Pilot Licence (Instructor Rating – Grade 3 training endorsement)
Course Overview
- Briefings
- Total Night Flying Time: 10-hour minimum
- Instrument Flights (full and limited panel)
- Night Circuits
- Night Visual Navigation
- Includes training and use of radio navigation aids like Very High Frequency Omni-Directional Range (VOR)
- Training and the use of Global Positioning System (GPS)
Note: Total
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FI
Instructor Rating
Pilots who want to train others must hold an Instructor Rating (FI). Intriguingly, there are two pathways: one remains grounded, while the other takes to the sky.
Course Outcome
An Instructor Rating (FI) offers two pathways: Flight Instructor and Simulator Instructor. At Revesco Aviation Advanced Flight Training, sharing knowledge, providing guidance and offering ongoing support is second nature. All our instructors are active Commercial Charter Pilots at our Perth Airport Jet Base, a rarity at any Flight School. As a working Flight Instructor, you’ll face many challenges, diverse personalities and questions – we’re here to prepare you for them. You’ll also develop your flying accuracy, efficiency, time management, teaching methods, theory and personal growth. Throughout the course, you’ll work with a training partner who will also act as a ‘student,’ giving you the chance to practice before teaching your first Real Student to fly.
Course Length
Course Options: full-time or part-time
Revesco Aviation Advanced Flight Training offers flexible courses designed to fit your schedule. We tailor your training around your availability and commitments, ensuring a personalised experience. You can choose to train every day if you choose; however, keep in mind weather plays an important role in this course. If the weather works in our favour, you can complete the Instructor Rating in under two weeks.
Course Overview
- Briefings
- Total Flight Time: competency-based
- Theory Exam
- Flight Test