Ratings and Endorsements
Panorama Airways Flight Training offers advanced specialty courses for the following Ratings and Endorsements.
Instrument
Rating
An Instrument Rating is regarded as one of the most challenging, yet rewarding, flying a pilot can undertake. Training can either be conducted in a Single Engine or Multi Engine aircraft depending on the needs of the student.
The course will cover Instrument Departures, En-route navigation and Instrument Approaches on all nav aids (2D, 3D and Azimuth)
Multi Engine
Class Rating
An Initial Multi Engine Class Rating allows the pilot to fly a multi engine aircraft with 2 or more engines. Multi engine aircraft are normally faster than most single engine aircraft, and are considered safer.
The course will cover normal, abnormal and asymmetric flight conditions, and a comprehensive systems brief.
Heavy Twin
Training
Designed as a transition course for students with a Multi-Engine Class Rating, to gain knowledge and experience in complex, heavy multi engine aircraft.
We consider this course to be invaluable for pilots trying to find work in the industry, or looking for the next step in transitioning from a single to twin job.
Night VFR
Rating
A Night VFR Rating allows you to fly with less time limitations, take off before first light, land after last light, or cruise all night long. The NVFR includes training on the use nav aids (VOR, NDB) and a GNSS endorsement
Multi Engine Centre-Line Thrust
(MEAC)
This unique Design Feature is designed for pilots wishing to operate centerline thrust aircraft. Our C337 push/pull aircraft is a unique training aircraft with the agility and speed of a Multi Engine aircraft but a configuration of a single with the Push/Pull engine design. This is effectively a twin with no asymmetric considerations.
A great addition to any pilots log book!
Pressurisation
System
Fly above the weather and increase aircraft efficiency with a pressurisation endorsement.
Based on the Cessna Manual Pressurisation Systems
(C414, C421, C441) the course will cover Normal Operations, Emergency Operations and
Pre- Flight Inspections.
