The Brescia Flight School has as its main aim to spread the passion for flying. In everyone. Yes, absolutely everyone! In fact, to become an ultralight pilot you don't need "superman" or "wonder woman" skills. You just need to be aged 16 or over, have the physical fitness required for a driving license and...the desire to fly!
The theoretical and practical activity necessary for issuing the recreational or sports flight certificate is carried out by our School according to the methods and criteria established by the Aero Club of Italy and approved by the Ministry of Transport.
The courses include a series of theoretical lessons (33 hours) and a minimum number of 16 hours of flight, upon completion of which you are admitted to the final exam. The latter is organized by a commission of the Aero Club of Italy and consists of a written test and a practical flight test. Each course is generally made up of 10, maximum 15 attendees and has an average duration of 4/5 months.
The theoretical lessons are group lessons and are held on average one evening a week. The practical lessons, however, are agreed according to the availability of the attendees both during weekends/holidays and weekdays.
The practical program of the Brescia Flight School includes 24 flight missions of 40 minutes each, of which at least 3 solo, without an instructor, before the final exam. Once you have passed the exam and obtained the VDS certificate, you can continue training with the School's aircraft to improve your experience, flying either with an instructor or solo, until you reach 30 hours of total flight time.
After passing the qualifying exam, it will be possible to fly with a passenger.
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