Night VFR Rating
Build the planning and practical skills needed for visual flying at night.
Your training pathway
Night flying introduces different visual cues and additional planning considerations. Training focuses on recognising those differences, managing the aircraft safely and making considered decisions throughout a night flight.
What training covers
- Night flight preparation and weather considerations
- Night circuits, take-offs and landings
- Visual limitations and instrument reference
- Night navigation and emergency planning
Key steps
- 01
Confirm your eligibility and discuss your night flying goals.
- 02
Prepare for the operational differences of night flying.
- 03
Develop practical skills through instructor-led night flights.
- 04
Consolidate your skills and prepare for the required assessment.
Planning your training
Discuss scheduling and the aircraft available for your night training.
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Pricing
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GA licences are completed by Bendigo Flight Training AOC CASA 141.FTO 0508. Licences offered will vary depending on current CASA approvals, relevant instructor rating and location.
Discuss your next step
Talk to our team about your experience, goals and the pathway that suits you.