The training and flight check is performed on single-engine four-seat Cessna 172 aircraft and one two seat Cessna 150 L Aerobat . Since its production began in 1955, it has been the best-selling aircraft worldwide with over 43,000 machines produced. It has proven to be extremely safe and easy to fly. The Cessna 172 is the preferred choice for hundreds of flight schools and aircraft owners worldwide. The aircraft is extremely suitable for initial training. Having a full set of navigation instruments give the trainee the opportunity to become familiar with instrument flying. The aircraft is equipped to simulate instrument flight (IFR). The stable flight of the aircraft makes it comfortable and tolerant of the mistakes often made by novice pilots.

Pilot training for the single-pilot multiengine class ratings – MEP /land/ and MEP-land/IR is conducted on a twin-engine Piper Seneca. It is the result of extensive research and effort by teams of specialists aimed at creating an economical and efficient means of air transport. The combination of ultra-modern technology and precision craftsmanship has resulted in a safe, comfortable and extremely economical aircraft.