Individual Consultations
Our mentors offer 1:1 consultations on a wide range of aviation topics. 30 minutes per session.
Duration
30 min
Format
Video call
Language
English
Booking
via Dashboard
What You Will Learn
Explore a wide range of aviation topics with our expert mentors.
Full career path overview - from first flight to airline cockpit.
How to compare flight schools - fleet, instructors, conditions, costs, and reputation.
Loans, scholarships, and funding options for aspiring pilots. How to plan your budget.
How the Class 1 and Class 2 medical exams work, requirements, and preparation tips.
Consultations with an aviation psychologist: stress, performance, safety, and recruitment assessments.
Theory and flight training scope, requirements, and CAA exams.
Understand lift, drag, stability, and aircraft control principles.
Route planning, maps, GPS usage, and VFR navigation techniques.
How to read METARs, TAFs, and forecasts - making weather decisions in flight.
How to communicate clearly in English, including phraseology practice.
ICAO Level 4-6 preparation, practical radio exercises, and English proficiency testing.
Key legal frameworks, flight rules, and pilot licensing standards.
Night flying techniques, perception, and safety during low-visibility operations.
How to efficiently log flight hours and plan cross-country flights for CPL and ATPL goals.
Detailed subject guidance: aircraft systems, navigation, meteorology, and flight planning.
Study strategy, scheduling, question banks, time management, and exam techniques.
Learn instrument flying, IFR procedures, approaches, and avionics management.
Multi-engine training - engine-out procedures, safety, and performance planning.
Practical exam preparation and transitioning to professional flying.
Upset Prevention and Recovery Training - required before CPL. Learn to regain control safely.
Multi-crew coordination, communication, CRM skills, and cockpit teamwork.
Develop soft skills for effective communication and teamwork in multi-crew environments.
Understand ATC operations, phraseology, and practice radio communication in CTR zones.
How to plan a route, calculate fuel, manage alternates, and comply with airspace rules.
Effective use of simulators for IFR, emergencies, and cockpit management training.
Structure and format of theoretical and practical exams. How to prepare and avoid common mistakes.
Prepare for airline assessments: aptitude tests, simulator sessions, and HR interviews.
How to write an effective pilot CV and present yourself as a strong airline candidate.
Setting goals, selecting your career path, and progressing toward airline flying.
Next steps after CPL: FI training, Type Rating, GA or business jet opportunities.






























