This subject is available to all candidates but is suited mostly to those who have already obtained a PPL and want to continue on with CPL training.

Once the delivery is completed and you have undertaken sufficient self-study, you will be ready to sit the CNAV exam.

CPL Navigation goes into the theory surrounding how pilots navigate the skies, particularly focusing on the preflight component of planning navigational flights. This includes the decoding of beginning of day/end of day charts, flight computer interpretation, fuel planning elements among many other facets of navigation.

You will need to bring standard classroom stationary including a workbook with pens, pencils and an aviation ruler. You will also need a Flight Computer (we recommend the ASA E6B Flight Computer) and a copy of the Bob Tait CPL Navigation text book.

You will need to purchase particular maps and documents such as ERSA as per the CASA permitted materials list to complete the theory.

If you have any questions, please do not hesitate to ask via the contact form below.