The Double Diploma of Aviation combines the AVI50222 Diploma of Aviation (Commercial Pilot Licence) and AVI50519 Diploma of Aviation (Instrument Rating) into one structured training programme.
Build your commercial flying skills, develop advanced instrument flying capabilities and gain the practical experience needed to progress towards a career in professional aviation
Learn to operate commercially and build the flight skills required to work as a professional pilot.
Develop the skills to plan and conduct flights under Instrument Flight Rules (IFR), including instrument navigation and approaches.
Complete both qualifications through a single full-time programme, with 225 flight hours over approximately 12 months.
12 months
Standard IR option
Optional upgrade
12 months · 225 flight hours · 39 units
12 months · 225 flight hours · 39 units
A VET Student Loan is available.
Build the qualifications to pursue professional aviation pathways.
Progress towards airline and cadetship pathways.
Understanding the training process is essential. Here are five key steps to get you started.
Start with aviation theory, flight planning, communication, navigation and core flight skills.
Learn to operate under IFR, navigate using flight instruments and perform instrument approaches and procedures.
Complete both diplomas and progress towards professional aviation opportunities.
Progress through advanced manoeuvres, commercial operations, night flying and multi-engine training.
Put your knowledge and practical skills into action through the required flight testing.
Start with aviation theory, flight planning, communication, navigation and core flight skills.
Progress through advanced manoeuvres, commercial operations, night flying and multi-engine training.
Learn to operate under IFR, navigate using flight instruments and perform instrument approaches and procedures.
Put your knowledge and practical skills into action through the required flight testing.
Complete both diplomas and progress towards professional aviation opportunities.
Charter Ready combines AVI50222 Diploma of Aviation (Commercial Pilot Licence) and AVI50519 Diploma of Aviation (Instrument Rating). You finish job-ready with a commercial pilot licence and a multi-engine instrument rating.
12 months, 46 weeks full time, with a minimum of 20 hours a week face to face at our Cowra campus.
225 total flight hours across the combined course.
The commercial pilot licence portion is flown in the Cessna 206. Your instrument rating is flown in the Beechcraft Duchess, with the option to train in the Beechcraft Baron for an additional fee.
Yes. Along with the Class 1 Medical certificate, you'll need Aviation English at ICAO Level 6 or IELTS 6.0, an Aviation Security Identification Card (ASIC), an Aviation Reference Number (ARN), and to be at least 17 with a Year 12 Certificate or Certificate 4 (or an LLN test if you don't have either).
I completed my Multi-Engine Instrument Rating at this college and found the training to be well-structured, focused, and professional. The environment supported growth, with instructors who truly cared about helping students become confident, capable pilots.

Charter Pilot
Having been to a few flight schools for various licences and ratings, Fly Oz has by far been the best experience on my Aviation Journey. All the staff are amongst some of the nicest, helpful and genuine people you’ll meet in Aviation who show the utmost respect and care for you and your training needs. They set a high standard for quality over quantity and produce highly competent and confident pilots in the industry through their ability to help you realise your potential in a positive training environment.

Charter Pilot
I’ve just completed my Design Features Endorsements (Retractable undercarriage & Manual Propeller Pitch Control) with Fly Oz. I cannot speak highly enough of the professionalism displayed from the CEO/owners down through to the office staff and the 3 instructors I dealt with (I have no doubt the others are just as brilliant given how the organisation is run).

Charter Pilot
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Chief Executive Officer
Mark also comes to aviation with a background in adult education and training. He has been a pilot for over twelve years and an enthusiast instructor for over 10 years. His dedication to learning allows him to instruct in all sequences for licences and ratings as well as the more complex aircraft such as Duchess or Baron and training pilots for endorsements such as gas turbine engine. Mark is a CASA Flight Examiner for Licences and Ratings including Private and Instrument.
Head of Operations
Lyn has been involved in the aviation industry for over 25 years and has instructed for more than 21 years. In 2018, Lyn was awarded the prestigious Flight Instructor of the year presented by the Royal Aeronautical Society. With a background in education and adult education, Lyn is able to pass on her experience to student pilots and fellow instructors in a very effective way, increasing learning outcomes for all. Lyn’s many years of experience allows her to instruct in all sequences for licences and ratings as well as the more complex aircraft such as Kingairs and Duchess or Baron and training pilots for endorsements such as pressurisation and gas turbine engine. Lyn is a CASA Flight Examiner for Licences and Ratings including Commercial, Instrument, Multi Engine and Instructor.