Which aircraft are in the British Flight Academy fleet?
The British Flight Academy fleet consists of over 90 airplanes, with a combination of five different single and multi-engine options, with steam gauge and all-glass cockpits.
Our single-engine aircraft fleet:
Cirrus SR20 – The Cirrus SR20 has an optimized workspace with more room than any other four-seater training aircraft, providing an ideal environment to learn. Uncompromising safety, the Cirrus SR20 includes innovative systems and features such as:
Tricycle landing gear for easier touchdown regardless of conditions
Cirrus Airframe Parachute System® (CAPS®)
6-cylinder engine
Cuffed wing
Avidyne glass cockpit suite
Four point airbag seatbelts
Fuel injected engine
Cessna 172P & 172SP – The Cessna Skyhawk is considered the most popular single-engine aircraft with simplistic flight characteristics, enhanced visibility, and increased automation and protection features to help build the next generation of world-class pilots. Features include:
Tricycle landing gear for easier touchdown regardless of conditions
Four-cylinder, fuel-injected engine
Garmin G1000 avionics suite (only on the 172SP)
High-wing design for more stable flying characteristics
Piper Archer PA28 – The Piper Archer offers durability, reliability, comfort, and technology creating the ideal training environment for cadets. Features include:
GFC700 Autopilot
Tricycle landing gear for easier touchdown regardless of conditions
Garmin G1000 avionics suite
Low-wing design
Four-cylinder engine
Our multi-engine aircraft fleet:
Piper Seminole PA44 – The Piper Seminole has been built for reliability and durability; considered to be the best multi-engine trainer available today. The Piper Seminole allows students and trainers alike to perform advanced maneuvers and procedures both skilfully and safely. Features include:
Garmin G1000 avionics suite
LED wing tip recognition and tail strobe lights
Counter rotating propellers for increased stability during engine-out training.
Four-cylinder engine