Elite Flying Club Malaysia

OK, I am keen to be a member, how should I proceed?

I wear spectacles or lenses - can I still learn to fly?

Generally yes, with proper prescriptive spectacles or lenses you should have no problems. The required medical examination will provide the necessary recommendations.

I just turn 17 (or 55) years old. Can I learn to fly?

Yes! As long as you pass your aviation medical examination, you can learn to fly!

Is flying safe?

Generally, flying is a safe activity if proper safety procedures are carried out. Our instructors teach safety as a first priority in every situation and our syllabus reflects that.

Our fleet of aircraft are maintained with the highest standards, and together with stringent pre-flight checks ensure safe and trouble free flying.

How much will it cost me to earn a Malaysian Private Pilot License?

Well, it depends. :-) Here's a table that would give you an estimate of the costs:

	RM	USD	SGD
Membership Joining [1]	1,000	263	455
Membership Card	15	4	7
Subscription (12 months)	360	95	164
Aviation medical certificate [2]	550	145	250
Flying time (43 hours minimum on Cessna 152)	17,661	4,678	8,027
SPL Issue	72	19	33
SPL Renewal	25	7	12
PPL Issue	303	80	138
Written and Oral Examinations [3]	356	94	162
Total: [4]	20,342	5,385	9,248

[1] All members are also required to leave an aircraft deposit with the club (fully refundable) for the term of their membership of RM 1000.

[2] Aviation medical certificate is an estimated price. The price is out of the club's control and may vary based on the medical examiner.

[3] With all 6 papers taken in 1 seating.

[4] Conversion rate USD: USD1 = RM3.8, SGD1 = RM2.2 (for other currencies click here.)

Are our rates competitive?

Our rates are competitive with all flying clubs in the region. We also spend more to ensure our aircraft is maintained to above-average safety standard and provide a structured curriculum that charts your progress as you learn to fly.