Lesson 1 · 2026
Pre-flight walk-round
Every flight starts with the aircraft, the checklist and twenty careful minutes.
Noor Al Amiri, Flight Instructor · PPL, CPL & Instrument
Exercise bookAl Ain & Dubai, UAE
NameNoor Al Amiri
SubjectFlight Instructor · PPL, CPL & Instrument
WhereAl Ain & Dubai, UAE
From your first take-off to your licence, one calm voice in your headset.
Discovery flights every weekend · New PPL students from November
- 3,200hours flown
- 1,900hours instructing
- 140+students sent solo
About me
I’ve been a flight instructor for eight years and have sent more than 140 students solo, teaching in single-engine trainers with a lot of patience and very clear briefings.
Every lesson starts on the ground: what we’ll do, what to expect, what good looks like. Then we fly it, and debrief with your logbook open.
I teach:PPL, CPL, Instrument rating, Night rating, Discovery flights, Ground school, Radio work
Things we made in class
Lesson 2 · 2026
Taxi and first take-off
Most students take the controls on their first flight. It’s the moment people remember.
Instruments · 2026
Reading the panel
Airspeed, attitude, altitude: learning a steady scan so the cockpit stops feeling busy.
Radio · 2025
Headset on, radio calls
We practise every call on the ground until it sounds like you’ve done it for years.
Lessons you can book
| Lesson | What we do | Cost |
|---|---|---|
| Discovery flight | 30 minutes in the air, you take the controls. | AED 950 |
| PPL course | 45 flight hours, ground school and exam preparation. | From AED 42,000 |
| Ground school (private) | One-to-one theory for any of the exams. | AED 350 / hour |
Where I’ve taught
- 2018–PresentFlight Instructor (FI/IRI), Flying club
- 2016–2018First Officer, Regional charter operator
- 2016Integrated ATPL (frozen), Flight training academy
Certificates & awards
- Flight Instructor rating (FI)Single-engine piston · 2018
- Instrument rating instructor (IRI)2021
- Commercial pilot licence (CPL)Multi-engine, instrument · 2016
Notes from home
Noor’s briefings are so clear that nothing in the air surprised me. I went solo after 14 hours.