This is a full-fee paying program. You'll be trained to Civil Aviation Safety Authority (CASA) standards to gain the skills required for a Commercial Pilots Licence. Flight training is at Point Cook Airfield that provides a range of airspace terrain and environments to maximise variety in your navigational experience. Also part of the program is the Air Transport Pilot Licence theory and electives including Instrument or Flight Instructor Ratings.

You'll graduate with a CASA Commercial Pilots Licence plus either Command Instrument Rating (multi-engine) or Flight Instructor Rating (single engine). Additional ratings or endorsements may be necessary for initial employment, therefore graduates should research and understand employment opportunities for newly graduated pilots. Graduate roles can involve relocating to areas for: charter outback station flying sightseeing flights seasonal fire spotting seasonal beach patrols instructing (with an Instructor Rating). With further experience you may find work in multi-engine charter operations flying high-performance aircraft, regional airlines or high-performance general aviation activities such as The Flying Doctor or Coast Watch services and in the role of First Officer in major airlines. With significant experience and managerial qualifications you'll be able to seek positions within major airlines as a: Chief Pilot Fleet Manager Flight Operations Manager Flight Operations Inspector. Professional recognition and accreditation This program meets all the CASA requirements. All flying activities are conducted under RMIT University's CASA-approved Air Operator Certificate (AOC).