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Australian International
Aviation College
Australia’s leading flight training organisation. Port Macquarie, NSW.
Interested in a career in the aviation industry?
Join us for a special flight training and aviation career open day,
at our college located at Port Macquarie Airport.
Owned and operated by Hainan Airlines, the fourth largest airline in China,
Australian International Aviation College
(AIAC) provide flight training for
airline pilots, flight instructors, aeromedical and corporate pilots.
What to expect on the day...
Aviation Career Talks.
Insights into the various career pathways
for pilots, with information on academic
requirements, medical and health
requirements, Australian and global flight
crew employment forecasts, remuneration
for various different pilot job categories,
and other vital career information.
Talks will be given by AIAC’s Chief Flying
Instructor, Kevin McMurtrie and AIAC
Flight Examiner, Jamie Johnston.
Static Aircraft Display.
We will have one of each model of our
training aircraft on static display. We
operate the Diamond DA20, DA40 and DA42
aircraft in our fleet, the newest training
aircraft in Australia. Each aircraft on display
will be open for inspection, so you can
observe all the flight instrumentation and
navigation aids in operation. A flight
instructor will be available at each aircraft
to provide you with information about the
aircraft and answer any questions.
Flight Simulator Demos.
Our recently-installed, multi-million dollar
flight simulator will also be in operation,
and a simulator instructor will be
available to provide information on the
simulator and how we integrate
simulation into our flight training.
Chat with Instructors,
Staff and Current Students.
We will have flight instructors available to
talk to you. Other staff members will be
available to answer questions and we will
have students available to talk about their
flight training experiences with our college.
Alternative Career Pathways.
Talk to Southern Cross University
academic staff about the Bachelor of
Business (Aviation) program. This program
allows an articulation pathway between
AIAC which provides the technical
training (flying component) and
SCU which provides the academic training.
This is an exciting alternative to the
traditional pathway of only becoming
qualified as a pilot. Successful completion
of the Bachelor of Business (Aviation)
program provides you with business
management academic credentials and a
commercial pilot licence.
BBQ lunch and refreshments!
We’ll be serving up tea, coffee and cold
drinks throughout the day. And between
the morning and afternoon information
sessions we’ll fire up the barbecue for
lunch, where you’ll be able to chat and
swap stories with other open day visitors,
instructors, staff and students.
