About

Cessna 172 Sky hawk

The Cessna 172 Sky hawk is the world’s most popular single-engine aircraft with constant evolution that has taken this sky flyer to a whole new level and opened a gateway to the sky. It is the world’s leading flight trainer and the most produced single-engine piston aircraft. The Cessna 172 Sky hawk delivers an intuitive but sophisticated cockpit experience in a platform ideally suited for learning the skills needed to become an efficient pilot in command.

  • A proven, rugged airframe with forgiving flying characteristics.
  • Advanced interior with added soundproofing and LED lighting for night training.
  • Two large loading doors for ease of boarding.
  • A proven, rugged airframe with forgiving flying characteristics.

(Performance data is based on standard conditions with zero wind. Field performance assumes a level, hard-surface, dry runway. Range is based on a ferry mission with one pilot at 45% power with IFR reserves.)

Cessna 172 Sky hawk

Specifications

960 ft+

Take off Ground Roll

640 nm+

Max Range

124 ktas+

Max Cruise Speed

730 fpm+

Max Climb Rate

Cessna 172 Sky hawk

Aviation’s Ultimate Classroom

1

Wings Tailored for Student Pilots

The high-wing configuration delivers superior visibility, rock-solid stability, and increased ground clearance ideal for building student pilot confidence during training. It ensures safer landings, better obstacle clearance, and a clear view of the world below.

2

Cutting-Edge Avionics Suite

Equipped with the advanced GARMIN G1000 NXi system and the modern GI 275 electronic standby instrument, the cockpit offers intuitive controls, real-time situational awareness, and streamlined navigation. Designed to prepare students for the next generation of aviation technology.

3

Built for Training Excellence

Designed with student pilots in mind, the Skyhawk’s robust tricycle landing gear ensures smooth, forgiving touchdowns on every approach. Its stable handling and reliable structure make it perfect for mastering takeoffs and landings, even in challenging conditions.

4

Superior Visibility and Safety

Featuring dual LED landing and recognition lights, the Skyhawk offers brilliant illumination for night operations and improved recognition in low-visibility conditions. This advanced lighting system enhances safety and confidence for pilots flying after dark.

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Key Features

The benefits of training with Melstarr Aviation Academy

Career development

A programme that will take you with zero or little flying experience through an FAA structured programme.

Monthly Intakes

Frequent opportunities to start your training throughout the year.

World Class Facilities

Purpose built training centre and state-of-the-art simulators in Vero Beach. Florida, U.S.

Fantastic Location

The opportunity to train in Florida, U.S, with year-round sunshine and flying opportunities.

Expert Training

Learn from the most talented and respected instructors in the industry.

Competitive Prices

Packaged competitive prices that cover everything you need to be successful in your training.

Selection Process

Selection Process

We review all online applications and subject to you meeting our entry criteria, you will be invited to complete our initial web-based selection process. This is a series of online psychometric, numeracy and aptitude assessments.

We use the AON assessment tool to help determine whether or not you have the core competencies needed to successfully commence the course.

The next stage of the selection process will be to attend an interview with Skyborne.

SPECIAL OFFER: The first 50 applicants will receive a FREE assessment worth $150 USD.

Following the first 50 applications, there will be a non-refundable one-time assessment fee of USD $150. The selection process will start as soon as the assessment fee has been paid.

Read our frequently asked questions section to find out more.

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