• Hold AVI50222 Diploma of Aviation (Commercial Pilot Licence – Aeroplane); and
• Hold EITHER CASA Private Instrument Rating (PIR) or CASA Instrument Rating (IR) with specific endorsements (further clarification upon enquiry); and
• Hold CASA Commercial Pilot Licence (Aeroplane); and
• Current CASA Flight Crew Class I Aviation Medical Certificate; and
• Current Aviation Security Identification Card (ASIC); and
• Current Aviation ICAO English Level 4 (or above); and
• Conduct and pass an enrolment interview.

Flylink Aviation College requires all students to have a valid CASA Flight Crew Class I Medical Certificate from course commencement to course graduation date.

CASA Flight Crew Class I Medical Certificate Examination must be conducted by a CASA Designated Aviation Medical Examiner (DAME) and a CASA Designated Aviation Ophthalmologist (DAO) or Credentialed Optometrists (CO). The certificate, once issued, is valid for one year.

The cost of a routine CASA Flight Crew Class I Medical Certificate Initial Examination that requires no more than what is required by CASA for a regular person is approximately $800.00AUD.

The cost of a routine CASA Flight Crew Class I Medical Certificate Renewal Examination that requires no more than that is required by CASA for a regular person is approximately $300.00AUD.

These fees are payable directly by the student to the relevant people and/or organisation (i.e. DAME, CO and/or CASA) and not to or through Flylink Aviation College. Hence, Flylink Aviation College has to influence these indicative costs.

Flylink Aviation College offers Recognition of Prior Learning (RPL) and Credit Transfer (CT). 

Once the enrolment processing fee is settled and all necessary paperwork is certified and verified by an Administration Support Officer, the paperwork will be forwarded to either the Administration Manager and/or the CEO for a crosscheck.

The objectives of this interview are:

1. For Flylink Aviation College to learn more about the potential student;

2. To ensure the course(s) the potential student has an interest in is, in fact, the correct and appropriate course(s);

3. To ensure the potential student has the essential skill and knowledge required for the course(s);

4. To ensure the potential student has General English Language Proficiency (GELP) as required by CASA; and

5. Provide another opportunity to the potential student to ask questions directly and express any concerns that they may have.

A Letter of Offer will be issued to the applicant if it is the CEO’s (or its delegate’s) recommendation to do so. An invoice for the first payment as appropriate will also be issued. This process represents that a place has been offered to the applicant by Flylink Aviation College for the course(s) listed within the Letter of Offer.

The applicant will be invited to:

1. Initial each page of the Letter of Offer;

2. Sign the Course Acceptance page; and

3. Transfer and provide evidence of transfer of payment to Flylink Aviation College as per the invoice.

We ask for the Letter of Offer to be signed by the applicant only when they clearly and fully understand the content(s). The applicant is reminded that they should not sign and/or agree to anything if uncertainty exists. Clarification and/or explanation should be asked for and will always be available.

The Letter of Offer, along with proof of financial transaction for the amount detailed as payable at course acceptance (within the Letter of Offer), shall be signed, made and returned to Flylink Aviation College within five (5) working days from the time of issue. Once returned, for international students, a Confirmation of Enrolment will then be issued.