Learn to Fly with Avia Club Nepal
Flying is more than a skill. It is freedom, discipline, confidence, and a new way to experience the world from above. Whether your goal is a future in aviation, personal achievement, sports flying, business, or the pure joy of flight, Avia Club Nepal offers ultralight pilot training in one of the most beautiful flying locations in Nepal.
Avia Club Nepal has been operating ultralight flights in Pokhara since 1996. With many years of experience in scenic flights, recreational aviation, and pilot training, our flight training school was established to help prepare safe, skilled, and responsible ultralight pilots for Nepal’s aviation and tourism industry.
Why Train with Avia Club Nepal?
Training with Avia Club Nepal combines practical flying experience, professional instruction, and the unique natural environment of Pokhara. Students learn not only how to control an aircraft, but also how to understand safety, weather, procedures, communication, and responsible flight decision-making.
Our goal is to help every student develop the confidence, discipline, and safety awareness required for ultralight aviation.
Training Program Overview
The ultralight pilot training program includes both theoretical and practical training. Students begin with essential aviation knowledge and continue with flight training under instructor supervision.
The training may include:
Theory course
Dual control flight training
Solo flight training
Aircraft handling and flight procedures
Meteorology and navigation basics
Air law and aviation regulations
Radio communication
Human performance and flight safety
Pre-flight checks and operational awareness
The program is designed to build knowledge and confidence step by step, from ground school to practical flying experience.
Licensing and CAAN Procedures
Avia Club Nepal acquired permission from the Civil Aviation Authority of Nepal for its flight school in 2007.
Students who successfully complete the required training may apply to the Civil Aviation Authority of Nepal for an Ultralight Pilot License, subject to current CAAN requirements and procedures.
CAAN-related procedures may include:
Written examination
Medical Class II
English ICAO level requirement
Check ride
License application process
All licensing requirements, course duration, eligibility, and final approval are subject to the current rules and procedures of the Civil Aviation Authority of Nepal.
Who Can Apply?
The minimum qualification for ultralight pilot training is a higher secondary school certificate or equivalent. Students should also be able to communicate in spoken English, as English is important for aviation communication, training, and safety procedures.
This training may be suitable for:
Future aviation professionals
Adventure and sports aviation enthusiasts
People interested in recreational flying
Tourism and aviation industry participants
Individuals who want to experience the discipline and challenge of learning to fly
Training Location
Flight training is conducted in Pokhara, one of Nepal’s most scenic aviation destinations. The surrounding mountains, valleys, lakes, and open landscapes create a unique environment for learning and experiencing ultralight aviation.
Safety First
Flying requires responsibility, focus, and respect for safety. At Avia Club Nepal, training is conducted with safety as the main priority. Experienced instructors guide students and must follow all operational, weather, and safety procedures.
Flight schedules, training progress, and solo flight readiness may vary depending on weather, student performance, instructor assessment, and operational conditions.
Request Training Information
If you are interested in ultralight pilot training, please contact Avia Club Nepal for current course details, availability, requirements, schedule, and pricing.
Our team will be happy to answer your questions and guide you through the next steps.
PILOT FLIGHT TRAINING OFFICE
Pokhara, Lauruk – Bandi 23
Tel: +977 9856 025065
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Email: info.aviaclubnepal@gmail.com
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