For qualified PPL holders and licensed pilot & club members only

Nighttime is one of the best times to fly. The winds die down and the thermal turbulence dissipates, leaving a sky full of stars and a smooth ride. Night flying can be an absolute pleasure, but for many people, especially for those that don't do it often, it can also be a source of anxiety. And for others, revisiting the basics of night flying should be something that's done every so often. 

Our introduction to night flying consist of a short briefing on:

• Additional equipment and gear required for night operations.
• Procedure during electrical or lights failure in-flight 
• Visual threats during night operations

Actual flying will be conducted within Seletar control zone.