Private Pilot Licence training
Explore published AERLO Flight School profiles that explicitly list PPL training. Compare locations, airport bases and published training information, then contact each school directly to confirm current course availability.
187 schools found
Corby, Northamptonshire, UK
Deenethorpe Airfield
Cabaero Aviation is a CAA-approved flight training organisation based at Sywell Aerodrome, offering UK PPL, NPPL, Night and Aerobatic Ratings, trial lessons, aircraft hire and flying experiences with a modern fleet, experienced instructors and a welcoming community-focused approach to pilot training.
Cambridge, Cambridgeshire, UK
Cambridge City Airport (EGSC)
The Cambridge Aero Club is a premier UK approved training organisation based at Cambridge Airport that has been training pilots, offering flight experiences, and providing aircraft hire for over 90 years.
Biggleswade, Bedfordshire, UK
Old Warden Aerodrome (EGTH)
Fly Vintage, operated by the Cambridge Flying Group at Old Warden Aerodrome, offers unique PPL training, tailwheel conversions, aerobatic and formation instruction, and unforgettable Tiger Moth flying experiences, allowing pilots to develop traditional stick-and-rudder skills in beautifully restored vintage aircraft.
Carlisle, Cumbria, UK
Carlisle Lake District Airport (EGNC)
Based at Carlisle Lake District Airport, Carlisle Flight Training is a family-run flying school and aero club established in 2004 that offers trial flight experiences alongside formal UK CAA training for the Private Pilot Licence (PPL).
Burton-on-Trent, Staffordshire, UK
Tatenhill Airfield (EGBM)
Central Flight Training is a UK CAA Approved Training Organisation based at Tatenhill Airfield, specialising in advanced modular pilot training including CPL, Instrument Rating, Multi-Engine, Flight Instructor and Flight Examiner courses for professional and post-PPL pilots.
Oxford, Oxfordshire, UK
Oxford Airport (EGTK)
CK Aviation is a specialised UK flight training and high-end aircraft brokerage based at Oxford Airport that focuses on instruction and sales for modern high-performance aircraft like the Cirrus SR22.
Clacton-on-Sea, Essex, UK
Clacton Airfield (EGSQ)
Clacton Aero Club is a long-established, family-run CAA DTO based at Clacton Airfield, offering PPL and NPPL training, tailwheel and aerobatic instruction, aircraft hire, licence revalidations, trial lessons and intensive residential courses with experienced one-to-one instructors in a friendly flying environment.
Cheltenham, Gloucestershire, UK
Gloucestershire Airport (EGBJ)
Clifton Aviation is a premier flight school based at Gloucestershire Airport, offering personalised PPL training, trial flights, instrument and night ratings, Cirrus transition training and commercial pilot pathways with experienced instructors, modern aircraft and flexible year-round scheduling.
Salisbury, Dorset, United Kingdom
Compton Abbas Airfield (EGHA)
Compton Flight Training offers professional flying instruction for pilots at every stage, from trial lessons and flight experiences to PPL training. They also provide refresher training, licence renewals and revalidations, plus self-fly hire of Piper Warrior aircraft for qualified pilots.
Bodmin, Cornwall, UK
Bodmin Airfield
Bodmin Airfield's Cornwall Flying Club offers friendly training for PPL, NPPL and IR(R) qualifications, combining experienced instructors, modern facilities and a supportive club environment in the heart of Cornwall.
Cheltenham, Gloucestershire, UK
Gloucestershire Airport (EGBJ)
The Cotswold Aero Club offer professional yet friendly flight training, trial lessons, aircraft hire and pilot development from Gloucestershire Airport, supported by experienced instructors and a modern fleet of training aircraft.
Enstone, Oxfordshire, UK
Enstone Aerodrome (EGTN)
Cotswold Flight Training, based at Enstone Airfield, offers CAA Private Pilot Licence (PPL) training, hour building, trial lessons, aircraft hire and self-fly club membership, combining experienced instructors, flexible training programmes and a supportive flying community in the heart of the Cotswolds.
Location and airfield access matter, but they are only part of the decision. Ask each school about its current PPL course, aircraft and instructor availability, lesson scheduling and the costs that apply to your training before booking.
AERLO includes a school only when its published profile explicitly records PPL training. Course details can change, so the school remains the authority for its present approvals, availability, pricing and entry requirements.