Visits run on Fridays. Spend 30 to 40 minutes walking through the campus and aircraft with the team.
Join the Friday barbecue and get honest answers from students who are currently training at Fly Oz, not just from us.
You’ll meet members of the Fly Oz team and current students. Every instructor here was once a student themselves, so the person showing you around has sat exactly where you’re sitting now.
Heading to Fly Oz? Here’s what to know before you arrive.
Check the local forecast before your visit and plan what to wear.
Our campus is at 9 Richards Drive, Cowra NSW 2794, in the NSW central west. Tell us where you're travelling from when you request your visit, and we'll help you plan the morning so the trip is worth making.
It's a working airfield with aircraft moving, so we'll meet you at the hangar and walk you in. Allow half a morning: a walk around the hangar and flight line, then the barbecue with current students. You don't need to have decided on a course, and there's no obligation.
Planning a campus visit is simple. Here's how it works in four easy steps.
Visits are available on Fridays from around 11am. Click below to choose a suitable date and time for your campus visit.
Answers to common questions about training, accommodation, student loans and getting started at Fly Oz.
No. Most people visit while they're still deciding. That's what the visit is for.
Talk to our team about the course that suits you, what it costs and how to fund it.
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.