“My experience at E-Flight Academy Teuge completely exceeded my expectations! From the moment I walked in, the entire staff was incredibly welcoming and helpful, even offering coffee and pastries. A huge thank you to my flight instructor, Stephanie Smulders. She made the theoretical briefing very interesting and interactive. The flight itself was superb—seeing the Netherlands from above is truly beautiful. We started by going through the pre-flight checklist together, and then I actually got to try some flight maneuvers under her careful supervision. Her instructions were remarkably clear and easy to follow, which was amazing considering I had absolutely zero prior knowledge or flying experience. She even took some great photos of me. I highly recommend this academy!”
13-06-2026
What is it?
Starting flight training is a dream for many. It is also an investment of time and money. To make sure flying is really right for you, we offer an assessment. It gives a very good picture of the training, the experience of flying, and your own aptitude.
An assessment consists of six flying lessons. These are also the first six lessons of the PPL training. So they simply count towards the minimum 45 hours. After these lessons, you will have answers to the following questions:
- Is flying really your dream? Is it worth the investment?
- Do you have the aptitude to become a pilot?
In other words: do you really want this? And how realistic is it that you can do and pass your practical exam within the minimum requirement of 45 hours of flying? You also need to take into account that this may take more. That is absolutely not unusual. On average, people need 6 to 10 extra lessons.
After the lessons
After the six lessons, you evaluate the training with the instructor. It may be that you really love it and are talented too. It may also be that you, or the instructor, conclude that becoming a pilot may not be right for you. You discuss the next stage of the training. Of course, the hours you have flown count towards obtaining your licence.
What you do and don’t need
You do not need to have had an aviation medical or passed the theory exam yet for this assessment.
In addition, the following conditions apply
- You are 16 years old or older.
- If you weigh more than 95 kilos (with clothes and shoes on), or are taller than 1.95 m, please call us. There are restrictions with a maximum takeoff weight of 600 kilogram.
Arrange a date and time
You can choose your dates and times directly when placing your order. You can also do this later. We will then send you the information and all possible dates on which you can schedule the lessons. Of course, it may happen that the weather is bad and we have to reschedule a lesson. We always let you know as soon as possible.
Take lessons at the weekend
Yes, we are open every day. Please note that the airport charges higher landing fees for all flights from early April to the end of September. That is why the assessment is more expensive during this period if you want weekend lessons.
Good to know
If you have already had a trial lesson, you are probably looking for the PPL assessment of 5 lessons.
Questions?
Call us on 055 203 2230, (we also respond to WhatsApp messages on this number)
What is it?
Starting flight training is a dream for many. It is also an investment of time and money. To make sure flying is really right for you, we offer an assessment. It gives a very good picture of the training, the experience of flying, and your own aptitude.
An assessment consists of six flying lessons. These are also the first six lessons of the PPL training. So they simply count towards the minimum 45 hours. After these lessons, you will have answers to the following questions:
- Is flying really your dream? Is it worth the investment?
- Do you have the aptitude to become a pilot?
In other words: do you really want this? And how realistic is it that you can do and pass your practical exam within the minimum requirement of 45 hours of flying? You also need to take into account that this may take more. That is absolutely not unusual. On average, people need 6 to 10 extra lessons.
After the lessons
After the six lessons, you evaluate the training with the instructor. It may be that you really love it and are talented too. It may also be that you, or the instructor, conclude that becoming a pilot may not be right for you. You discuss the next stage of the training. Of course, the hours you have flown count towards obtaining your licence.
What you do and don’t need
You do not need to have had an aviation medical or passed the theory exam yet for this assessment.
In addition, the following conditions apply
- You are 16 years old or older.
- If you weigh more than 95 kilos (with clothes and shoes on), or are taller than 1.95 m, please call us. There are restrictions with a maximum takeoff weight of 600 kilogram.
Arrange a date and time
You can choose your dates and times directly when placing your order. You can also do this later. We will then send you the information and all possible dates on which you can schedule the lessons. Of course, it may happen that the weather is bad and we have to reschedule a lesson. We always let you know as soon as possible.
Take lessons at the weekend
Yes, we are open every day. Please note that the airport charges higher landing fees for all flights from early April to the end of September. That is why the assessment is more expensive during this period if you want weekend lessons.
Good to know
If you have already had a trial lesson, you are probably looking for the PPL assessment of 5 lessons.
Questions?
Call us on 055 203 2230, (we also respond to WhatsApp messages on this number)
