What Type of Pilot Do You Want to Become?

Fly passengers on scheduled domestic and international routes as part of a multi-crew operation.

Charter Pilot

Fly on-demand charter flights for private clients, businesses and groups to various destinations.

Corporate/Business Aviation Pilot

Fly executives and VIPs in private aircraft, often to exclusive destinations.

Flight Instructor

Train the next generation of pilots, teaching ab-initio students through to advanced ratings.

Cargo Pilot

Transport freight, mail and cargo on domestic and international routes, often overnight.

Medevac/Air Ambulance Pilot

Fly emergency medical missions, transporting patients and medical teams, often in challenging conditions.

Agricultural/Aerial Application Pilot

Apply fertilisers, pesticides and seeds from the air, and perform crop-spraying operations.

Bush Pilot

Fly into remote, unprepared airstrips serving rural communities, lodges and mining operations.

Survey/Aerial Photography Pilot

Fly precision tracks for aerial survey, mapping, photography and geophysical exploration.

Tourism & Scenic Flight Pilot

Fly tourists on scenic routes, sightseeing tours and aerial safaris.

Helicopter Pilot

Fly rotary-wing aircraft for a wide range of operations — VIP, EMS, law enforcement, offshore, aerial work.

Search & Rescue Aviation

Fly search and rescue missions, locating and assisting people in distress on land and sea.

Military Aviation

Fly military aircraft for defence, transport, maritime patrol and combat roles.

Government Aviation

Fly government officials, perform border patrol, fisheries protection and state transport.

Aviation Management & Operations

Manage flight operations, safety systems, training and aviation businesses.

Flight Dispatch & Other Aviation Careers

Plan flights, dispatch aircraft, manage air traffic, maintain aircraft — the ground-based aviation careers.