Your independent guide to flying in Hong Kong and the region
An independent, enthusiast-run guide to learning to fly and general aviation in Hong Kong and the region. Covers PPL requirements, ground school, medicals, costs, fixed-wing vs helicopter training, regional training options, aviation careers, and Hong Kong aviation history including Kai Tak and Shek Kong. Not affiliated with the Hong Kong Aviation Club.
Read our guidesA comprehensive guide to obtaining a private pilot license in Hong Kong, covering flight schools, aircraft types, costs, medical requirements, and regional flying opportunities across Southeast Asia.
Read more →An in-depth look at Hong Kong's Civil Aviation Department (CAD): its structure, licensing, safety oversight, and how it affects pilots, engineers, and passengers in the region.
Read more →A comprehensive guide to the Private Pilot Licence (PPL), covering eligibility, training structure, costs, privileges, and limitations for aspiring pilots in Hong Kong and the region.
Read more →The Hong Kong Aviation Club (HKAC) is a private flying club and flight training organisation based at Shek Kong Airfield. It offers PPL training, aircraft rental, and social membership, and plays a unique role in Hong Kong's general aviation landscape.
Read more →Explore the history, variants, performance, and training role of the Piper PA-28 Cherokee and Archer. This guide covers specifications, operating costs, and how the type fits into general aviation in Hong Kong and the region.
Read more →Sek Kong Airfield, nestled in the New Territories, is Hong Kong’s only dedicated general aviation aerodrome. This guide covers its history, current operations, flight schools, costs, and how it fits into the broader aviation landscape.
Read more →A detailed look at the Cessna 152, its specifications, role in Hong Kong flight training, operational costs, and why it remains a favourite for student pilots across the region.
Read more →A detailed guide to the eligibility requirements for a Private Pilot Licence (PPL) in Hong Kong, covering age, medical, language, knowledge, and flight training criteria as set by the Civil Aviation Department.
Read more →Deciding between fixed-wing and helicopter training in Hong Kong involves comparing costs, career prospects, licensing requirements, and operational realities. This article breaks down the key factors to help you choose the right path.
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