March/April ATPL Flight Planning Course – Perth
Study ATPL Flight Planning in person!
Join us in class for ATPL Flight Planning in an intensive nine-day classroom course. Build the skills, techniques and confidence needed to tackle Flight Planning and walk into the CASA exam fully prepared.
March–April 2027 Course Dates & Fees
| Subject | Course Dates | Course Fee | Deposit |
|---|---|---|---|
| ATPL Flight Planning | 27th March – 4th April 2027 | $1800 AUD + GST | $200 |
The $200 deposit forms part of the total course fee and is deducted from the remaining balance. It is not an additional charge.
Want to also complete ATPL Performance & Loading?
We also offer a combined March intake that allows students to complete Performance & Loading and Flight Planning during the same trip to Perth.
Course Dates
What’s Included?
- In-Person Classroom Training – Face-to-face tuition with an experienced ATS instructor throughout the course.
- Hardcopy Textbook – A physical ATS textbook is provided for each subject you attend.
- Full Online Course Access – Includes video lessons, quizzes, worked examples and additional resources.
- Instructor Support – Direct access to experienced instructors for questions and clarification.
- Practice Questions & Exams – Extensive practice material designed to prepare you for the CASA ATPL examination.
- Exam Techniques & Study Tips – Learn how to approach different question types, manage your exam time and avoid common errors.
- Additional Resources – Access to additional study material, tips and guidance developed from student feedback and exam experience.
Secure Your Place
A $200 deposit is required today to secure your place.
FAQ’s
A $200 deposit per subject is required to secure your place. Places are limited and your position is not confirmed until the deposit has been paid.
No. Your deposit forms part of the total course fee and will be deducted from the remaining balance.
The remaining course balance is due on Day 1 of your full-time course.
If you would like early access to the online course for pre-study, the online course component of your fee will need to be paid before access is provided. Any amount paid for online access forms part of your total course fee and is deducted from the remaining balance.
Yes. Full-time students also receive access to the complete ATS online course for the subject they are attending. This allows you to do some preparation beforehand and continue revising after the classroom component if required.
No. Accommodation is not provided as part of the course, so students travelling to Perth will need to arrange their own accommodation.
There are a number of Airbnb and short-stay accommodation options nearby, which are commonly used by students attending our full-time courses.
Yes. For the standalone Flight Planning course, you will need to book your own CASA exam. We recommend booking it no sooner than 10 days after the course finishes, giving you time to revise, complete practice exams and consolidate the material before sitting the exam.
No. CASA examination fees are not included in the advertised course fee. Where ATS books an exam on your behalf, the examination fee is still payable separately.
The $200 deposit is non-refundable. The deposit secures your position in a course with limited places and forms part of your total course fee.
We’ll send you information before the course covering what you need to bring. Your ATS course materials and textbook are provided as part of the course, but you should bring your usual study equipment, calculator and anything else you prefer to use for note-taking.
There is no requirement to complete the online course before attending. However, we strongly recommend making use of your early online access if you have the time. Even a small amount of preparation can make the classroom course easier to follow and give you more time to focus on the more challenging areas.
That’s the goal. With ATPL Flight Planning, there are really two parts to your preparation: first, learning the content, methods and all the small details needed to complete the flight plan correctly; and second, being able to do it within the three-hour exam time limit without making too many errors.
The classroom course is primarily focused on the first part. We teach you the content, calculation methods, exam techniques and how to approach the different types of Flight Planning questions correctly.
We do have students who sit the exam immediately after the course, but we generally recommend allowing some additional time afterwards to focus on practice, speed and consistency before sitting the CASA exam.