This course is an abbreviated version of the JAR PPL with a minimum of 32 hours. Also the medical requirements are
less than that of the JAR PPL; you need to be signed off from your local GP.

This course follows the same syllabus as the PPL but there is less instrument-based training and was introduced in August 2002.

As a result the UK NPPL is only recognised in UK and can
only be used in UK for pleasure flying and in daylight. This course is suited to students who do not wish to make flying
a career.

Feel free to contact us about this more obtainable passport
of the air.

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