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AeroSchool Aquila A211 at Teesside

Flight Training

⚠️ Important Update: The Light Aircraft Pilot Licence (LAPL[A]) has been discontinued from October 2025 by the Civil Aviation Authority. It has been replaced by the National Private Pilot Licence (NPPL[A]), which we will now offer alongside the internationally recognised Private Pilot Licence (PPL[A]) as the main entry routes into flying.

 

At AeroSchool, we offer a comprehensive range of flight training programmes designed for both beginner and experienced pilots. Whether you’re starting out with a PPL or NPPL, or looking to expand your skills with advanced ratings and additional privileges, our expert instructors and modern fleet ensure you have the training and support you need at every stage of your aviation journey.

From your very first lesson through to advanced ratings and additional privileges, our expert instructors and modern fleet ensure you have the training and support you need at every stage of your flying careerOur specialized courses include Night Rating, Instrument Rating (Restricted) (IR(R)), and Aerobatic Rating, all taught by highly experienced instructors who are dedicated to your success. Training at AeroSchool is conducted in modern, well-maintained aircraft, with opportunities to practice at international airports, giving you real-world experience in controlled airspace environments. We offer flexible scheduling, personalized instruction, and state-of-the-art facilities to ensure that every pilot receives the highest quality education, whether for recreational flying or progressing toward a professional aviation career.

Basic Training (Ab-initio)

NPPL

National  Private Pilot Licence

NPPL vs PPL

Which licence is right for you?

PPL

Private Pilots Licence

NPPL to PPL Conversion

How to convert NPPL to PPL

Advanced Training

Night Rating

Light Aircraft Pilot Licence

Aerobatic Rating

Which licence is right for you?

IR(r)

Private Pilots Licence

Complex Aircraft

SEP Endorsements

Other Training

Emergency Flight Skills course

For non-pilots

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