Camberley, Surrey, UK

SEMET Aviation

DTO
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AERLO Summary

SEMET Aviation is a UK CAA-approved DTO based at Blackbushe Airport in Surrey, offering affordable & accessible flight training, including Private Pilot Licence, Night Rating, ground school, simulator training, aircraft hire, and flying club, with a strong focus on safety, mentoring, and personalised pilot development.

Training Offered

  • CR SEP(A) Land
  • Night Rating
  • PPL
  • IR(R)
  • NPPL(A)
  • MEP

About SEMET Aviation

SEMET Aviation provide affordable and accessible flight training for aspiring and qualified pilots in a modern flying club environment. The organisation offers a comprehensive range of training including the Private Pilot Licence (PPL), National Private Pilot Licence (NPPL), Night Rating, Multi-Engine Piston (MEP) training, instrument revalidations, ground school, simulator training, trial flying lessons, and aircraft hire. With experienced instructors from airline, military, and general aviation backgrounds, SEMET places a strong emphasis on delivering high-quality, personalised instruction while promoting safe, confident flying.

Alongside its flight training, SEMET Aviation operates an active flying club designed to support pilots throughout their aviation journey, from first flight through to licence completion and ongoing proficiency. The organisation combines modern aircraft, advanced flight simulators, flexible training schedules, and mentoring with a mission of creating a safer and more connected general aviation community. Based at Blackbushe Airport, students benefit from excellent facilities, varied flying opportunities, and a welcoming environment that encourages continuous learning, skill development, and affordable access to aviation.

Training Fleet

Cessna 152

4 aircraft

Cessna 172

1 aircraft

Location

SEMET Aviation

Camberley,
Surrey,
GU17 9LQ,
UK
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