Flight School

If I want to learn how to fly is there a place in Kuwait where one can take lessons? A flight school?


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  1. hi says:

    abu dhabi or dubai is ur only option…saudi arabia are better when it comes to gliders.

  2. Mike says:

    There are no flight schools in Kuwait.

    Closest flight schools to you are in Qatar and the UAE.

    Are you just after a trial flight? Or do you want to go all the way and earn your private pilots licence?

  3. Mark says:

    Mike: What’s a trial flight?

  4. Mike says:

    A trial flight is basically a hands-on experience flight with an instructor.

    You go up for an hour or so and get a feel for what’s involved.

  5. Mark says:

    Ah, no I would be more interested in getting a license if its not going to cost me an arm and a leg lol

  6. Mike says:

    You have no choice but to leave the country.

    There are flight schools in sunny countries like Spain/South Africa/USA that offer intensive full-time training towards your private pilots licence (PPL) and it only takes 4-5 weeks.

    Pilot training & holiday rolled into one!

    But then again, once your a qualified PPL, you won’t have the opportunity to fly in Kuwait.

  7. Qwerty says:

    Qatar and UAE only!
    That is ridiculous!

    Where does Kuwait Airways train its pilots then?

  8. nope. but its never to late to register somewhere, get the books and start studying .. thats wht im doing..

  9. Nova says:

    i dont think so.. but therz a biking school (motor bikes) if yu want

  10. Pediatric Dentistry says:

    yea getting a personal pilot licence is not hard, but u have to forget about going to the US is u ever have a pilot licence (even the commercial flight pilots find it really annoying going to the US) . for me I love flying but I will never think about getting a licence since I am a US tourism lover

  11. Pediatric Dentistry says:

    licence = license

  12. BoBader says:

    Mark

    There are no flight schools in Kuwait. However, there are few in Lebanon, UAE, and Egypt. The problem is there are no aircraft rentals in Kuwait. Furthermore, every time you rent an airplane they will test you (ask you some questions and get FI with you in a plan and do some maneuvers and emergency procedure). You will also need to take a test every two years to keep your private pilot license current. Basically, if you are not going to keep flying on regular basis it will be a waste of money.

  13. Agaad hunter says:

    Kuwait Airways trains them in the desert with gliders.

    Then sticks them on FlightSim 2009 PC version.

    Hey presto

  14. hilaliya says:

    “Kuwait Airways trains them in the desert with gliders.

    Then sticks them on FlightSim 2009 PC version.

    Hey presto”

    ROFL.

  15. ohyeah says:

    wave ur hands and strich ur body …use ur heels to change the direction…its easy man!!! hehehe

  16. AAA says:

    You can go anywhere in Europe for example if you’re on a summer vacation and take relaxed laid back flights with any of the flying academies, license and vacation all in one. They are basically located everywhere except Kuwait

  17. jeno says:

    Legitimate question. And as usual we end up reading smart ass remarks.

  18. Haitham says:

    Not in Kuwait but you can try the Umm Al Quwain Aeroclub, they do flight training and you can also do skydiving there.

    +97167681447

  19. Nasser M. says:

    Hey Mark,

    If you don’t want to pursue an aviation career the middle east then go to the US it is much more fun than anywhere in the world. Let me know if you are prepared I can give you contacts, it would cost you around 4500-6000$ for a full FAA PPL VFR, it depends on the aircraft you choose. VFR allows you to fly under VFR conditions lmited visibility and below clouds and not suggested to fly at night. It would cost you another $5000 to go IFR which allows you to depends on instrument flying hence allowing you to fly above clouds and low visibilities. I would highly suggest for the time being to join IVAO organization and flight sim with a professional aircraft that you can purchase online and download. You can spend your time learning real procedures/communications etc for free until you are ready to go to the real thing and this will save you a lot of money btw. You have my number call me I can help you set everything up. G luck

  20. Vin says:

    hey bud…i’m an FAA Commercial Pilot and can assure you that flying in the US is the best option you have!

  21. WhoDunnIt says:

    Here you go,

    http://www.bestaviation.net/schools/middle_east.asp

    Check out the Royal Jordanian Air Academy… courses start first of October and April.

  22. Mark says:

    I’ve discovered x-plane.com so will be enjoying that for now

  23. @M!R says:

    guys what do you think about qata and south africa ??
    which one would u choose ??

  24. @M!R says:

    i ment “Qatar”


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