Flying Academy Prague

I only did some Austro-Control exams at the Flying Academy in Prague.I found they where all very helpfull and professional.Everything went as scheduled.Thank you very much for your assistance.Daniel Moreno.Firefighter Pilot, Instructor and Examiner at Saab Special Flight Operations, Sweden.

Simply a disgraceful flight school. Their planes are very old and unsafe, the training fee is very expensive, they give you a very low price at first, but when the training is over, this price doubles. My advice to pilot candidates is that Hungarian schools are more affordable and you can finish the training in a very short time. I completed my remaining education in Hungary and I regret very much that I went to Flying Academy for the first time. They did not refund more than 600 Euros left in my account.I conveyed my ideas to dozens of pilot candidates who came from my country to not go there.You have made many false statements to defend yourself.Your trainers are Cessna brand C152 aircraft produced between 1978 and 1980. How good can a 42-year-old plane be for training? The door was opened exactly 2 times while the plane was in the air. Since the windshields are so scratched, the view is lost by 70% when landing at the airport in the west direction in the evening and this poses a serious problem. The seats are very old, it causes serious back pain after 1 hour of flight. These are the physical flaws I've seen, I'm pretty sure there are many mechanical issues I haven't seen yet.Refund my 600 EURO.....

Nice friendly team, im doing integrated ATPL course currently on PPL stage. everyone here is helpful and great, but i’ve had both flight and ground lessons with instructor Mahyar Golkari, who is amazing, always answering any questions and his lessons are always engaging and informative, and is always a pleasure flying with. looking forward to completing the course here.

I did my 0-Atpl course from the start to end in Flying Academy. Enjoyed and learned much in my time spent at Flying Academy. Special thanks to Anna, and the ladies at the front office for their help and assistance in almost every other query asked of them. last but not least, couldn’t have finished without the guidance and help of all the Flight Instructors.

The team is great at Flying Academy. I have finished my PPL at Flying Academy and now folling ATPL. The instructors are very nice and friendly (for example: Mahyar Golkari, You can see how much he is motivated to teach you everything for your future office high in the sky. The groundlessons with him are very interesting and the flight lessons are very helpful, After my PPL I had Flight with he gave me tips and tricks to have better performance.)

If you pay attention to all the other reviews written by other individuals here. You will notice either 5* or 1*. Why five stars? Because those individuals are just PPL students who aren't aware of what is a good flight school and is just brushed off by the instructors at Flying Academy. To just pay and fly and not actually learn and obtain the proper skills to become a pilot. I'm not entirely saying it's a bad school. But don't be fooled by their marketing techniques. It's looks all fine and dandy, but their aircrafts have alot of issues and also their organisation is terrible. For example, if you have a flight at 07:30.Your instructor will tell you to come to the Academy at 06:30. However you will be the dog standing outside the academy waiting for the administration ladies to come and open the door. And then your instructor will likely Rock in around 07:30 etc. These are the minor things. But they all add up to being an unprofessional and unpredictable way of learning. So if you want to be a professional commercial Pilot. I highly do not recommend you to go here. However if you want to learn how to fly as a hobby, I would recommend this place as its super laid back and flexible without any real structure.. I have been in and out with them since 2015 up until 2018. HOPE MY REVIEW IS VALUABLE TO WHOEVER IS INTERESTED IN ACHIEVING WHAT EVER PILOT THEY WANT TO BECOME.

Just Excellent!Passed my PPL checkride a week ago with no sweat, thanks to Flying Academy team - Prague.  Wouldn't swap this school for any other.One, the team is really excellent.  Professional as well as courteous.  Whether it was sales, admin, or flying instructors, apart from the clear communication throughout, everyone is continuously going out of their way, proactively delivering  whatever I needed to keep progressing, many times without me even asking and often at even no extra charges.  Just a way of working and attitude that made me enjoy the time I spent in this place.Two, the set-up is very solid and convenient:** digitized web-based systems, easily accessible, accurate, and reliable. So admin and logistics tasks were a breeze (booking flight lessons, tracking progress, .. ), then systems are loaded with all necessary material for acquiring theoretical knowledge (lessons - text and video & interactive-,  handbooks, tests, .. ), as well as for flight planning (weather, POH's, .. ). And everything is continuously updated and bettered.** fleet:  with the number & variety of aircraft and aircraft equipment, properly maintained, it was easy to schedule intensive flying schedules and gain skills/knowledge even beyond the scope of PPL.** location:  school is easily reacheable from Prague .. easy commutes back n forth any time of day.Looking forward to my next chapter with FA-prague, .. on to IR.

When I started looking for a flight school in Czechia, Flying Academy was one of the first ones I found and it immediately got my attention.First of all, online, the way the details were presented, and the amount of detail itself, about the courses, costs and any other useful information (especially for foreign students) was eye catching. It was the first sign of it being a good choice to go to. I had also seen a referral to the school in an article on Aviation Voice, ranking the school amongst the best in Europe!Secondly, the staff is amazing. Back then I wrote to the school and started communications with Mgr. Anna Giverts. She guided me from the very beginning giving me further detailed information regarding external things such as medical examinations, step-by-step information of the enrolment and what follows after and so on. If your consultant is not available at the time being, another consultant will jump in to try to help you, as I had experienced personally recently with Mr. Radek Lamac! Whom I thank so much. Of course, after starting the course Anna was more than glad to help on any other things which needed further clarification or guidance. This same helpful and friendly attitude is reflected in all other staff members, especially instructors!Another major factor which made me choose the school was the location. It has two perfect locations in the heart of Europe (Prague and Brno), enabling oneself to fly to various aerodromes and even internationally at easy, to boost the aviation experience. I chose the Brno base, and I did not regret it. The base moved from Brno Turany to a private airfield in Brezi, close to Brno, and to an extent it is better as it saves a lot of money from handling fees and landing/comm fees. Since there is the Prague base, it is also possible to schedule a flight lesson there if wanted, giving you a bit of a different flying experience in a more busy area(one can switch between bases for ground lessons too, if decided to move to Prague later on or vice versa). The main restriction" for flying rests on weather

If you want to learn how to fly the right way, there is no better school than Flying Academy. I tried two other in my opinion overrated flight schools before I’ve reached Mr,Saif at Flying Academy in Prague. I can say from personal experience that School has professionally qualified instructors to improve your flight skill with innovation for online distance education. I wholeheartedly recommend Flying Academy .