Private Pilot License Course (PPLC) followed by the Night Rating (NR)
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	Course Introduction / Overview   The aim of the PPLC conducted by the AAC Flight Academy is to provide students seeking their first Pilot Licence, a sound theoretical knowledge of single engine Aircraft operation and to equip students with skills necessary for the safe and competent operation of single engine Aircraft, both day and night, under Visual Flight Rules. The PPLC followed by the NR conducted by the AAC Flight Academy is designed to enable the students, without prior experience, to acquire the theoretical knowledge necessary to successfully sit the Private Pilot Licence Knowledge Examinations conducted by the CAASL, and thereafter, demonstrate the practical skills appropriate to the Private Pilot Licence, to the satisfaction of the CAASL. Successful completion of Private Pilot Licence Knowledge Examinations conducted by the CAASL, in conjunction with satisfactory completion of the PPL Flight (Skill) Test will enable the student to obtain the first Pilots Licence on a single engine Aircraft enabling them to act in the capacity of a PIC of Aircraft used for flying training engaged in any operation other than Commercial Air Transport and subsequently, to obtain endorsements on other classes ofAircrafts. The Aircraft used for the Flight Training component of the PPLC conducted by the AAC Flight Academy is Cessna 152.  Course Structure    Contents of the training curricula of the PPLC conducted by the AAC Flight Academy is designed to fulfill the requirements specified in Subpart A – General Requirements, Section 1 – Common Requirements and Section 2 – Specific Requirements for the PPL Aeroplanes – PPL(A) of Subpart C – Private Pilot Licence (PPL), Sail Plane / Glider Pilot Licence (GPL) and Ballon Pilot Licence (BPL) and Subpart I – Additional Ratings, of IS-FCL. It also fulfills the requirement specified in FCL.210.A PPL(A) – Experience requirements and crediting and includes the curricula of the Night Rating as described in FCL.810 Night Rating, of IS-FCL. The Theoretical Knowledge Training for the PPLC includes a minimum total of 222 hours of Instructions comprising of classroom instructions, presentations, computer-based- training, discussions, progress tests, etc. Course Modules and Minimum Durations of Instructions are as flows: Module TKT/PPLC/01 – Air Law – 20 hrs Module TKT/PPLC/02 – Aircraft General Knowledge – 40 hrs Module TKT/PPLC/03 – Flight Performance and Planning – 15 hrs Module TKT/PPLC/04 – Human Performance & Limitations – 15 hrs Module TKT/PPLC/05 – Meteorology – 30 hrs Module TKT/PPLC/06 – Navigation – 40 hrs Module TKT/PPLC/07 – Operational Procedures – 10 hrs Module TKT/PPLC/08 – Principles of Flight – 40 hrs Module TKT/PPLC/09 – Communications – 12 hrs The Flight Training element of the PPLC consists of 40 hrs of minimum flying training, including a minimum of 25 hrs of dual instructions and a minimum of 10 hours of solo flight time which shall include 5 hrs of solo cross-country(X/C) flight time and a minimum of 5 hours of flight time at Night required for the Night Rating endorsement on the Licence. The outline of flight training curricula is as follows: Module 1 – Lessons up to the first solo flight comprising of the recommended minimum total of 10 hours dual flight instruction on a single-engine Aircraft including the principles of threat and error management. Module 2 – Lessons up to the first solo cross-country(X/C) flight and beyond comprise a total of at least 15 hours of dual flight instructions including at least 5 hours of instrument instructions, at least 10 hours solo flights and 5 hours of cross-country(X/C) flying. Module 3 – Night Flying comprising of the at least 5 hours of flight time at night, including at least 3 hours of dual instruction, including at least 1 hour of cross-country(X/C) navigation. Entry Requirements   Age Requirement A student registering for the PPLC shall be at least 16 years of age (An applicant for a PPL shall be at least 17 years of age). Educational Requirements A student registering for the PPLC shall have obtained passes for minimum of six (06) subjects at the GCE Ordinary Level Examination, including the subjects of English and Mathematics or an equivalent qualification. Students planning to become professional pilots should be advised to possess passes for minimum of six (06) subjects at the GCE Ordinary Level Examination, with four (04) Credit Passes to include the subjects of English, Mathematics and Science, in the same sitting, or an equivalent qualification. Medical Requirements A student registering for the PPLC shall obtain and hold a valid Class 1 or Class 2 Medical Assessment. Linguistic Requirements A student registering for the PPLC shall be able to demonstrate a good knowledge of written and spoken English Language equivalent to ICAO English Language Proficiency Level 4 or above.

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