The aerobatic and tailwheel training can be exchanged for additional advanced training with no change to the total course hours or course cost. The flight check for the Multi-Engine Command Instrument Rating also takes about three hours. The course fee is based on the initial twin rating being conducted on a light twin-engined training aircraft typical of the type of aircraft on the Indian Register. To facilitate qualification transfer, the multi-engine component will be conducted on an aircraft type that fulfils the DGCA's requirements. Depending on the DGCA's requirements at the time, there may be an adjustment to the cost of the multi-engine rating component of the overall course fee.
Details are available on request.
Navair also provides a complimentary airport pickup service on your arrival in Australia. This Navair aviation course is offered under the provisions of the Australian Government's legislation which covers the training of overseas students.