Night flights

VFR Nights

VFR — Night is a qualification category allowing flights to be carried out at night under ground visibility conditions.

Aimed primarily at coping with the increased psychological burden caused by reduced visibility, difficult spatial orientation and is carried out exclusively at airports with adequate equipment.

This part of the training is essential for all professional pilots and also for pilots who have flown as a hobby.

Minimum requirements

Age of the applicant

Applicant must have a valid PPL (A) or LAPL (A) license

Minimum age for PPL (A)

The minimum age to qualify is 17 years.

Radiotelephone Operator Certificate

After the start of the training, the holder must be a radiotelephony license

Medical fitness

Prior to the first solo flight, the applicant must hold a Medical Certificate 1 or 2. Classes with examination of farbocite

Theoretical training

The theoretical part of the training consists of at least 1 hour.
Dans la formation, le piloté est à la differenza entre les vols de jour et la nuit dans les termes de technique de vol, regole, proseduri et la impact de la carga más en un personne.
Teoretical classes are organized in our premises at the airport in Košice.
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Operating procedures

Radionavigation

Human Performance and Limitations

General Navigation

Practical training

Praktickú časť výcviku tvorí 5 letových hodín, rozdelených do 2 nocí.

Pred prvým letom je pilot preskúšaný z teoretických vedomostí. Po preukázaní znalosti môže pilot začať vykonávať lety s inštruktormi.

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Technique of piloting at night

Training of activities in emergency procedures

Basic flights by instrument

The first solo flights

Navigational flights with instructor

Separate navigation flights

Inspection by an inspector from the Transport Authority

Qualification for night flights

Navigačné lety s inštruktorom

Samostatné navigačné lety

Preskúšanie leteckou školou

Preskúšanie inšpektorom z Dopravného úradu

Získanie licencie pilota ľahkých letúnov

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