Flying scholarships - RAF Air Cadets.

The Air League Educational Trust generously provides a number of Gliding Scholarships each year to help young people develop their gliding skills. Applications for scholarships open on 1st December. Applications are usually open to post-solo pilots, aged from 16 to 25, and are intended to help younger pilots widen their gliding experience.

CIVIL AIR PATROL (CAP) CADET FLIGHT SCHOLARSHIPS. These scholarships can be used for ground school, flight training at a local FBO, training on CAP aircraft with a CAP instructor, at a CAP flight academy, or at an FAA part 61 or 141 flight school.

Latest issue Air Cadets Gliding Scholarship SGS Silver Wings badge which has been introduced as part of the new Air Cadet Progressive Training Syllabus. The silver SGS denotes glider flying to solo standard. The badge features silver spread wing with 'G' embroidered onto woven dark blue background with black overlocked border.

Preparation Package for Cadets. The APC has determined that a pass mark for our scholarship process is 60%. An Air Cadet must achieve this mark in order to proceed to the Board interview. An Air Cadet can write the exam for both gliding and power, but may only apply for one of these scholarships. The examination mark is 30% of the.

The Air Cadet League of Canada awards glider and power flying scholarships to qualifying Royal Canadian Air Cadets every year. Senior cadets have the opportunity to apply for these scholarships and spend the summer months training towards the Glider Pilot Licence and Private Pilot Licence.

Flying Scholarship Winners 2017.. The Air Pilots Flying Club Gliding Scholarships:. As an active member of her local Air Cadets she gets involved in Parade Nights twice a week and full time during camps and supervises up to 20 Cadets at a time.

AAFC Glider Training AAFC gliding activities use the facilities of Air Force- approved service providers. Week- long training courses are held during school holidays. Gliders are controlled and flown just like conventional powered aircraft. Gliding trains pilots to be very well coordinated on the aircraft controls and to have a high degree of in- flight situational awareness and excellent out.

Gliding - There are fantastic opportunities to glide while you are a cadet, with the ultimate goal being a solo flight. Training is in three stages: a Gliding Induction Course (GIC), Gliding Scholarship (GS) and Advanced Gliding Training (AGT). Air Experience Flights - Feel the thrill of powered flight, with a fully qualified pilot to guide you through taking control of the aircraft yourself.

Flying and Gliding. Joining the Air Cadets opens up lots of opportunities, including the chance to fly! It’s our aim to get you airborne as often as possible, as a passenger in a light aircraft, a glider or even on-board RAF aircraft such as our Typhoon fast-jet or a Chinook helicopter. FLYING.

The Foyle Scholarship- a new scholarship this year funded by Christopher Foyle. Rebecca Kwo has had a long standing interest in aviation, having been a staff cadet at Air Cadet 621 Gliding Squadron and 3 Air Experience Flight, and completed her training at Aeros Gloucester. She plans continue to commercial training to become a professional pilot.

Air Cadets. An air cadet attending their local Cadet Centre has the opportunity to gain air experience flying in aerobatic Grob Viking T1or motorgliding in Grob Vigilants. There is also a training syllabus to train suitable cadets to fly solo in motor gliders and PPL scholarships to apply for.

There are several scholarships available to air cadets each year. These are sponsored by the Royal Aero Club, the Air League Educational Trust, the RAF Charitable Trust, the Geoffrey DeHaviland Foundation, Babcock Defence Services, the RAF Association and the Guild of Air Pilots and Air Navigators.. Gliding. Cadet Aviation Familiarisation.