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Ground School Singapore | Fly @ Senai, JB ✈️ Young Aviators | Private Pilot License | Flight Experiences Piper Warrior & Cessna 🛫 | CAAM Approved club

The FRAS Young Aviator’s Programs have been developed as an introduction to create an awareness among the young between the age of 12 and 18 into the World of Aviation. Aviation is exciting and vital to our region’s future. We feel that FRAS Young Aviator’s participants will understand that an individual’s potential is unlimited and for them “ The Sky’s The Limit”. The FRAS Young Aviator’s programs will be in groups of 25 participants, covering ground and air activities.

02/02/2026

We’d love to see you at the Singapore Airshow 2026!
Trade visitors can join us 3-6 Feb and public visitors on 7-8 Feb. For tickets, please visit www.singaporeairshow.com

31/10/2024

Wishing everyone a Diwali filled with endless joy, prosperity, and light! May this festival illuminate your life with happiness and pave the way for new beginnings. Let’s celebrate the triumph of good over evil and spread the glow of kindness and love.✨🪔

Happy Diwali to you and your loved ones! 🌟

20/10/2024

Ready to Take Off on Your Pilot Journey? ✈
Join our Cadet Pilot Preparatory Program at FRAS Flying Club and start your aviation dreams! 🌟

✅ No License or Medical Required
✅ 12 Hours Hands-on Flight Training
✅ 18 Hours of Theory Lessons
✅ Personalized One-on-One Instruction

Experience the thrill of real flights and gain the skills you need to soar high!🥳
Ready to fly with us? Contact us today at:
📲 +65 8801 4160 | +65 8925 7866

Photos from FRAS Flying Club's post 20/10/2024

Congratulations!🙌🏻🥳 Adrian K⁩, our newly born pilot, for passing his skill test!!🤩

“Thank you, everyone. am very relieved and happy. 🙂

A very big thank you to the patient and supportive instructors, office staff and ground crew of FRAS to get all the way to this point.

Still much learning and definitely can improve.”

04/09/2024

"Get ready for an unforgettable adventure in the skies! 🚀 Join us for an exclusive flight experience with Captain Singh, one of our most experienced and passionate aviators. From takeoff to landing, you'll witness the thrill of flying firsthand, guided by an expert who makes it all look effortless. Perfect for young aviators eager to learn or aviation enthusiasts looking for a one-of-a-kind journey! 🛫🌍 Book your spot now and soar to new heights with Captain Singh!"

28/08/2024

Flight experience on the Cessna 172

24/08/2024

No prior experience needed for an unforgettable flight with us! 🚀 Whether you're a first-timer or just curious, you’ll be in great hands with a FRAS pilot instructor who has decades of flying experience. Come join us and make your dream of flying a reality! ✈️

20/08/2024

Congratulations to @⁨~Adithiya Vikash⁩ on your First Solo!!🎉🎊👍🏻👏🏻🥳In Private Pilot License (PPL) training, a “first solo” refers to the first time a student pilot flies an aircraft alone, without an instructor on board. This is a major milestone in flight training and signifies that the student has demonstrated sufficient skill and confidence to safely operate the aircraft on their own. The flight typically consists of simple maneuvers, such as taking off, flying a standard traffic pattern, and landing, all within the controlled environment of the training airport. It usually occurs after the student has accumulated a certain amount of dual instruction hours and the instructor feels the student is ready.

Landing within the first stripe of a runway, often referred to as a "precision landing," is a critical skill for pilots, particularly during short-field landings or when runway length is a key factor. While there aren’t universal rules specifically for this maneuver, certain guidelines and best practices help ensure a safe and precise touchdown.

First, maintaining a *Stabilized Approach* is essential. This means holding the correct approach speed and glide path to keep everything steady and predictable. A stable approach sets the stage for the rest of the landing to go smoothly.

Next, selecting an *Aim Point* just before the first stripe is crucial. This helps to compensate for the aircraft’s natural float during the flare, ensuring that you touch down right within that first stripe.

*Power management* is another important factor. As you approach the touchdown point, gradually reduce power, and be prepared to close the throttle during the flare if necessary. This helps to avoid overshooting your intended landing spot.

When it’s time to *flare and touch down*, begin flaring just before reaching your aiming point, allowing the aircraft to settle onto the runway within the stripe. This requires precise control and timing.

In situations involving crosswinds, *Crosswind Correction* techniques, like using a crab or sideslip, are essential to keep the aircraft aligned with the runway. This ensures that you don’t drift off course during landing.

Once you’re on the ground, *Braking* is critical, especially for short-field operations. Apply brakes immediately after touchdown to bring the aircraft to a stop within the required distance.

Lastly, it’s important to consider *Regulatory Compliance*. During flight tests, you’ll often be required to touch down within a specific distance, typically within 200 feet beyond a chosen point. Meeting these standards is essential for demonstrating your precision landing skills.

Rumor has it, they’re still floating down the runway 😂🤣

Wishing you blue skies, tailwinds, and safe flying! The Sky's The Limit @top fans  #airplane #aviation #pilotlife #pilot #avgeek "πlot" Merchandise 2024 Video Source Unknown. 19/08/2024

Landing within the first stripe of a runway, often referred to as a "precision landing," is a critical skill for pilots, particularly during short-field landings or when runway length is a key factor. While there aren’t universal rules specifically for this maneuver, certain guidelines and best practices help ensure a safe and precise touchdown. First, maintaining a *Stabilized Approach* is essential. This means holding the correct approach speed and glide path to keep everything steady and predictable. A stable approach sets the stage for the rest of the landing to go smoothly. Next, selecting an *Aim Point* just before the first stripe is crucial. This helps to compensate for the aircraft’s natural float during the flare, ensuring that you touch down right within that first stripe. *Power management* is another important factor. As you approach the touchdown point, gradually reduce power, and be prepared to close the throttle during the flare if necessary. This helps to avoid overshooting your intended landing spot. When it’s time to *flare and touch down*, begin flaring just before reaching your aiming point, allowing the aircraft to settle onto the runway within the stripe. This requires precise control and timing. In situations involving crosswinds, *Crosswind Correction* techniques, like using a crab or sideslip, are essential to keep the aircraft aligned with the runway. This ensures that you don’t drift off course during landing. Once you’re on the ground, *Braking* is critical, especially for short-field operations. Apply brakes immediately after touchdown to bring the aircraft to a stop within the required distance. Lastly, it’s important to consider *Regulatory Compliance*. During flight tests, you’ll often be required to touch down within a specific distance, typically within 200 feet beyond a chosen point. Meeting these standards is essential for demonstrating your precision landing skills. Rumor has it, they’re still floating down the runway 😂🤣 Wishing you blue skies, tailwinds, and safe flying! The Sky's The Limit @top fans #airplane #aviation #pilotlife #pilot #avgeek "πlot" Merchandise 2024 Video Source Unknown.

18/08/2024

There’s still time to join us for our free roadshow at the Singapore Recreation Club Padang on the 24 August, 2pm-5.30pm. WhatsApp us to register your interest to come! Whatsapp us at +65 8181 2104

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AIRCRAFT SHELTER
Senai
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Opening Hours

Tuesday 08:30 - 05:30
Wednesday 08:30 - 05:30
Thursday 08:30 - 05:30
Friday 08:30 - 05:30
Saturday 08:30 - 05:30
Sunday 08:30 - 05:30