Learn To Fly Melbourne (Moorabbin Aviation Services)

Australia · CASA Part 141 & 142

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Learn To Fly Melbourne, operated by Moorabbin Aviation Services, is a flight school based at Moorabbin Airport in Victoria, Australia. It trains recreational, private and commercial pilots and offers airline-oriented cadet and theory programs.

Learn To Fly is a CASA-approved flight training operator and Registered Training Organisation delivering Recreational Pilot Licence (RPL), Private Pilot Licence (PPL) and Commercial Pilot Licence (CPL) training, Diploma of Aviation qualifications, instrument and multi-engine ratings, flight instructor ratings and ground theory. Its fleet of around 27 training aircraft includes Sling 2 LSA, Cessna 172, Diamond DA40 and DA42, Piper Seminole and Super Decathlon types, supported by Cessna 172, DA42 and Boeing 737 simulators. The school reports more than 11,000 flying hours a year and works with partners including Griffith University and aviation career service ACS for airline placement pathways.

School facts

Country	Australia
Region	Victoria
Base airport	Moorabbin Airport (YMMB), Melbourne
Regulator	CASA Part 141 & 142
Courses	RPL PPL CPL IR AVI50222 Diploma of Aviation (CPL-A) Instructor rating
Fleet	Cessna 172, Diamond DA40, Piper Seminole
Website	learntofly.edu.au

Key facts

Based at Moorabbin Airport, Victoria, Australia
CASA-approved flight training operator and Registered Training Organisation
Courses: RPL, PPL, CPL, Diploma of Aviation, instrument, multi-engine and instructor ratings
Fleet of about 27 aircraft including Cessna 172, Sling 2, Diamond DA40/DA42 and Piper Seminole
Reports 11,000+ flying hours per year; partners include Griffith University

Frequently asked questions

Where is Learn To Fly Melbourne located?

It is based at Moorabbin Airport in Victoria, Australia.

What licences can you train for?

Students can train for Recreational, Private and Commercial Pilot Licences, plus instrument, multi-engine and flight instructor ratings and Diploma of Aviation qualifications.

What aircraft does the school use?

Its fleet of around 27 aircraft includes Cessna 172, Sling 2 LSA, Diamond DA40 and DA42, Piper Seminole and Super Decathlon types.

Does Learn To Fly help with airline placement?

Yes. It offers airline-oriented pathways and partners with aviation career service ACS and Griffith University.

Sources

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