Australian National Airline College (ANAC)

Australia · CASA Part 141 & 142; CRICOS-approved

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The Australian National Airline College (ANAC) is an Australian flight training college based at Moorabbin Airport in Melbourne, with a second training base at Mangalore Airport. It trains recreational, private, commercial and airline cadet pilots.

ANAC operates from Moorabbin Airport for private students and Mangalore Airport for airline cadet training, offering pathways from Recreational Pilot Licence through Commercial Pilot Licence, multi-engine endorsement and Multi-Engine Instrument Rating. Its CASA-regulated programs include the Diploma of Aviation (Commercial Pilot Licence - Aeroplane) and Diploma of Aviation (Instrument Rating). The college maintains a fleet of more than 35 aircraft spread across its campuses, ranging from single-engine trainers such as the Piper Warrior and Piper Arrow to twin-engine Piper Seminole aircraft. It prepares students for airline, corporate, charter, air medical and instructor careers.

School facts

Country	Australia
Region	Victoria
Base airport	Moorabbin Airport (YMMB); Mangalore Airport campus
Regulator	CASA Part 141 & 142; CRICOS-approved
Courses	RPL PPL CPL IR integrated/multi-crew training
Fleet	~12-25 aircraft depending on student numbers
Founded	1990
Website	flying-school.com

Key facts

Based at Moorabbin Airport, Melbourne, with airline cadet training at Mangalore Airport
CASA-regulated Diploma of Aviation (CPL - Aeroplane) and Diploma of Aviation (Instrument Rating)
Courses span RPL, CPL, multi-engine endorsement and Multi-Engine Instrument Rating
Fleet of 35+ aircraft including Piper Warrior, Piper Arrow and Piper Seminole
Prepares students for airline, corporate, charter, air medical and instructor careers

Frequently asked questions

Where is ANAC located?

Its main campus is at Moorabbin Airport in Melbourne, with a second base for airline cadets at Mangalore Airport.

What courses does ANAC offer?

It offers pathways from Recreational to Commercial Pilot Licence, multi-engine endorsement and Multi-Engine Instrument Rating, via Diploma of Aviation qualifications.

What aircraft does ANAC operate?

It maintains a fleet of more than 35 aircraft including Piper Warrior, Piper Arrow and Piper Seminole types.

Is ANAC CASA-regulated?

Yes. Its training is conducted under CASA regulation, including CASA-approved Diploma of Aviation programs.

Sources

Last verified 2026-07-13. Professionally-public, sourced information only.