visits

Your school

The commercial name, as it is written on your door. It is never translated.

Where you fly from

Type the ICAO or IATA code of your aerodrome — or its name — and pick it from the list. This is what decides whether you come first for someone standing nearby.

As the people who fly there call it.

Drag the pin if your school is not exactly where the aerodrome reference point is.

What you teach

These are the chips on your listing and, at the same time, what the search matches: someone typing “IR” has to find the schools that teach instrument.

Your fleet

The aircraft you actually train on, by their usual names — “Cessna 152”, “PA-28 Warrior”, “Tecnam P2008”. One per line. They are never translated.

    Languages you teach in

    One line that decides a whole enrolment, and that almost no school website puts anywhere. Someone moving country for the licence reads it first.

    Your description

    Two or three sentences: what the school is and why someone would come. Not the whole brochure. English is required because every language falls back to it — anything else you write shows to the people reading in that language.

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    How they reach you

    At least one of the three. The button on your listing goes straight to your own website — we do not sit in between.

    This one is published. It does not have to be the address you sign in with — put the one you want students to write to.

    Photos

    Up to six, and the first one is the one that appears in the results list. Your aircraft, your apron, your classroom — photos that are yours to publish. They are resized in your browser before they are sent, so a photo straight off a phone is fine.

    or drop them here

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