Mactan-Cebu Aero Flying School

MACTAN-CEBU AERO FLYING SCHOOL is operating under the supervision of the Civil Aviation Authority of the Philippines which is a member of International Civil Aviation Organization (ICAO) for which its rules and regulations are honoured by the member countries. MCAFCC is based at the Mactan-Cebu International Airport(RPVM) of the Philippines. Founded and become an institution in the year of 2006 as a Flight Training School in Philippines and had visioned to provide special schemes to attain excellent education for aviators through the incorporation of Aviation English in order to achieve and tackle the responsibilities needed for the 21st century, an era of globalization. Mactan-Cebu International Airport lies in the Mactan Island in the eastern part of the mainland Cebu linked by two steel bridges that crossed the Mactan Channel. The island serves the needs of too many nationalities for it is surrounded by pristine beaches and catered by world class resorts and hotel as land marked by the famous international hotels, the Shangri-La , Hilton , Imperial palace Hotels. The flying school is so situated in this island where air traffic is not heavy but yet the airport is classified to be of international standard. The weather is satisfactory year round for Pilot Training Courses, for it is not along the path of the typhoon belt that usually visits the North-eastern part of the Philippines Island that usually affects the training grounds of the upper North generally in Manila area, the capital city of the Philippines. -Picking up students from Mactan Int’l airport upon arrival. -Cebu Guide for Freshman Orientation. -Special Aviation English classes are conducted before the training starts. -Personal one to one flight training only. -Microsoft simulator training for 5hours. -We use quality aviation gasoline for all aircrafts. -State of the art equipments and maintenance services. -Fully insured ; Students, aircrafts and pilots are covered by corporate insurance in case of accident or damage to the aircraft.