43 Air School is the largest pilot, ATC and technical training school in the southern hemisphere. Fully residential private, commercial and airline pilot, ATC and technical training is carried out at a dedicated airfield in Port Alfred on the south-east coast of South Africa.

The Algoa Flying Club's Flight Training Division has been training pilots from private to professional since 1956. Stop dreaming and start flying with us today. We are dedicated to supporting safe affordable flying, flight training, pilot education, and camaraderie among club members. The Nelson Mandela Bay Area's Premier Not-For-Profit Flying Club and Flight School. (2023 / 581845 / 08_NPO) The home of Aviation in the Eastern Cape - Est. 1956 SACAA / 1006 / ATO

As one of the top Flight Schools in South Africa, Aptrac does Pilot training for both fixed-wing and helicopter students from Private to Commercial level.

Our charter and flight school has been in operation since 1988. The chief flight instructor, John Huddlestone, has been flying for nearly 43 years and started Helicopter Charter & Training after flying around the world and owning a flight school in Johannesburg. Port Elizabeth is most certainly South Africa's best kept secret. With the amazing weather, beautiful beaches and friendly people it is without a doubt the place best place to fly! We are located within controlled airspace which gives students the experience necessary to build the confidence needed to fly anywhere in the world. Our general flying area is located about 15 minutes away which enables us to make the most of the training at Uitenhage Airfield. With 4 different grass runways, tar thresholds, slopes and confined areas with which to train; you'll build the confidence and skills needed to earn your wings.

Border Aviation Club and Flight School caters for both recreational and career training. We offer training, tailored to students specific needs.

No matter how safe one is in a microlight, there is no doubt that there is a definite adrenalin rush when soaring over land and sea in one of these little aircrafts. Without a massive metal cocoon, passengers and pilots in a microlight get to enjoy the uninhibited views all around them, including below them, offering a far greater scope and perspective, with unforgettable views. Louis Geldenhuys conducts microlight introduction flights (starting and ending at the Wintervogel Airfield 24km outside Durbanville) over the gorgeous Western Cape terrain, taking advantage of the West Coast, its shores and the stunning farmlands of the region. His adventurous, fun approach means that passengers can look forward to low-level dips, then soaring high up to see the vast expanses of Cape Town and surrounds. When going over the ocean, look out for schools of dolphins and even whales, as your pilot takes you as close to the water as possible, sometimes even skimming the waves. Table Mountain is be