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Increasingly applicants for airline jobs are being asked if they have glass time. The use of GPS and "TV screen" instruments, electronic flight bags are more an more common in all aspects of aviation. To ensure that Guthrie Aviation students are able to operate in this enviroment effortlessly and that they have the skills and experiance to suceed, Guthrie Aviation has invested in Zimbabwes first all glass trainer. Fitted with the latest Garmin 500 PFD and 650 gps students will be exposed to the modern avionics world from the beginning, ensuring they have no difficulties in the future and are not looked over in interviews .
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We have added a new flight plan form for users to use it can be downloaded here Flight Plan Form or accessed from the our website.
As part of our ongoing safety managment and quality assurance program we have implemented satellight tracking on our aircraft. While enabling us to ensure that our aircraft are operated in accordance with our standard operating procedures it has also given us the ability to rapidly locate our aircraft in the event of an emergency. Pilots are also able to raise attention and communicate with the flight operations department through the use of standard "Mark" messages ensuring that you are never alone even if there is no radio or cell phone signal.
Our students are only a press of a button away from getting assistance should the need arise, and instructors are able to follow their students flights in real time ensuring that all the flight objectives were accomplished.
As clients with passengers on our flights you have access to live tracking, although with less detail, you will be able to see where your flight is and when your guests may be expected to arrive.
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Teaching someone to fly is not difficult. It's done every day all over the world. Once you know how, the sky is the limit ... or is it?
Having opened our doors in 1995 we've focused not just on teaching people to fly, but giving them that extra something which makes them stand out from the rest. What is that something?
It's what: -
To do this, instructors must: -
We would like to take this opportunity to thank our instructors for meeting these traits, and our students (past and present) for believing in us and affording us the opportunity to "Make the Difference".
We are rewarded for our efforts through your success, and are proud to have played a part.
To our prospective students, we hope you understand our passion lies in aviation training. We look forward to welcoming you on one of our courses soon, and to seeing you succeed.
Thank you,
The Guthrie Aviation Team