Aeroclub Concordia
Concordia, ArgentinaAeroclub Concordia
Getting in touch
- Address
- Concordia, Argentina
No phone or website here yet — but this school flies from Aeroclub Concordia, and a field office will usually know who operates there.
We aren't affiliated with Aeroclub Concordia, and they don't pay to be listed. These details come from OpenStreetMap and the school's own public website, so they can be out of date — check before you rely on them.
Training for a licence in Argentina
Whatever Aeroclub Concordia teaches, the licence at the end of it is issued by the Administración Nacional de Aviación Civil (ANAC) under the Argentine civil aviation regulations (RAAC). A school cannot change those rules, only how well it walks you through them.
The licences, in order
- 1.Piloto Privado (Private)
- 2.Piloto Comercial (Commercial)
- 3.Piloto de Transporte de Línea Aérea (Airline Transport)
The medical
A medical certificate from the Instituto Nacional de Medicina Aeronáutica y Espacial (INMAE) or an authorised centre.
This is the shape of the system, not advice, and rules change — ANAC is the only source that binds. Ask Aeroclub Concordia what their own approval actually covers.
What else is within reach
This one is fairly isolated — the nearest other school in our data is 61 km away. Comparing schools here means travelling or staying somewhere, which is a real cost worth pricing in before you commit.
- Within 25 km
- 0
- Within 50 km
- 0
- Within 100 km
- 1
Before you book anything here
We can't tell you whether Aeroclub Concordia is any good. Nobody can from the internet, and we'd be making it up if we tried. What we can do is give you the questions with a checkable answer.
The advertised price is the legal minimum, not your price
Ask them: What did your last ten students actually finish on — hours and total spend? If nobody can tell you, that is the answer.
Never prepay more than you could afford to lose
Ask them: Is prepaid money held separately from the school's working account, and what happens to my balance if the school stops trading? Get the answer in writing.
Aircraft per student decides how fast you finish
Ask them: How many students are active right now, how many aircraft are serviceable today, and how far ahead do I need to book?
The other five, plus a checklist to walk in with+
Your instructor will probably leave
Ask them: How long has my instructor been here, and what happens to my training if they leave halfway through?
Weather will set your timeline more than you will
Ask them: What proportion of lessons get cancelled here in your worst month, and how do you catch students back up afterwards?
You are buying a country's licence, not a school's certificate
Ask them: Which authority issues the licence I finish with, and what does it take to convert it to where I actually want to work?
Check the approval with the regulator, not the website
Ask them: What is your approval number? Then go and look it up on the authority's own register yourself.
Get the extras in writing before you pay a deposit
Ask them: Send me a written list of everything I will pay that is not in the headline course price.
- Can I see the syllabus and the full price list, in writing, today?
- How many aircraft are serviceable right now, and how many active students?
- What did your last ten students finish on, in hours and in total cost?
- Where is prepaid money held, and what happens to it if the school stops trading?
- What is your approval number with the authority?
- Can I talk to two current students you haven't picked for me?
- What proportion of lessons are cancelled in your worst weather month?
- Which authority issues my licence at the end, and what would converting it involve?
Other schools near Concordia
Straight-line distance from Aeroclub Concordia. Fly with two or three before you commit to one.
Common questions
Where is Aeroclub Concordia?+
Aeroclub Concordia is in Concordia, Argentina, operating from Aeroclub Concordia.
What licence would I train for at Aeroclub Concordia?+
Flight training in Argentina is licensed by the Administración Nacional de Aviación Civil (ANAC), under the Argentine civil aviation regulations (RAAC). The ladder runs Piloto Privado (Private), then Piloto Comercial (Commercial), then Piloto de Transporte de Línea Aérea (Airline Transport). Which of those a particular school can teach is a question for the school — ask them what their approval covers before you pay anything.
Do I need a medical to start flight training in Argentina?+
A medical certificate from the Instituto Nacional de Medicina Aeronáutica y Espacial (INMAE) or an authorised centre. Get it before you book a course, not after — a medical you cannot pass is the most expensive thing to discover late.
Are there other flight schools near Aeroclub Concordia?+
Not close by. The nearest school in our data is 61 km away, so comparing schools here means travelling — worth factoring into the cost before you start.
Is Aeroclub Concordia any good?+
We don't know, and nobody can tell you that from the internet. We don't rate schools, take payment for a listing, or carry reviews we can't verify. What this page gives you instead is the questions with a checkable answer, so you can judge for yourself on a visit.
Something wrong here?
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