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Learn about what makes an airplane flies and what forces are acting on the airplane in flight. Candidates will also learn about laws and principles that govern flight in the air and how the forces work together with the use of power and flight controls.

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The Art of being understood through the proper transmission of messages.

The Communications Module of the Basic Aeronautical Knowledge Course serves to educate attendees on radio frequencies, radio transmission techniques and procedures, and R/T phraselogy. The attendees will learn and appreciate the fundamentals of radio telephony and also transmission nomenclature, phonetic alphabets, frequencies, emergency and flying procedures through practical sessions.

Covering 11 Main topics and 49 sub-topics with 25 questions.

The biological effects of flying with empathizes on the cognitive ability of the pilot.

The Human Performance Module serves to educate attendees on the knowledge of human physiology and its importance to aviation. Attendees will be exposed to flight safety issues such as stress, information processing, decision-making, judgement and communication as they are all related to multi-crew flight operations. Attendees will also be taught on safety management system comprising of Threat and Error Management, and Crew Resource Management.

Covering 4 Main topics and 22 sub-topics with 25 questions.

The Rules and Regulations involved in flying.

The Air Law Module for Basic Aeronautical Knowledge serves to educate attendees on the rules and regulations that govern flying. Attendees will be taught on the various types of aviation documents like the ANO, SASPs, Jeppesen, AIPs to better understand rules and regulations, registration and airworthiness of aircraft, and flight plans and clearances. Attendees will also be taught on the usage of the documents through practical sessions.

Covering 11 Main topics and 46 sub -topics with 25 questions.

Covering a)Physics Of Flight with 14 Main topics and 65 sub topics.

Covering b)Aircraft Systems with 7 Main topics and 50 sub-topics.

With a total of 150 questions.

The Principle of Flight (POF) Module for the Basic Aeronautical Knowledge Course serves to educate the attendees on the 'Physics of Flight' and the reasons why an airplane is able to fly. Attendees will be taught on the fundamentals of POF such as Lift, Weight, Thrust, Drag, Climbing, Descending, Turning and Stalling. They will also be taught to appreciate the relationship between Control and Stability and how control surfaces and lift devices contribute to the control and stability of flight.

The Aircraft Knowledge Module serves to provide attendees a basic understanding of an airplane's components and systems. Specifically, attendees will be taught on the airframe, engine, fuel, Oil, Hydraulics and flight instrument systems and its respective functions. Attendees should have a basic understanding of the airplane and its components and systems, and how each component can affect the integrity of flight.

The conducting of flight from several waypoints in a safe and efficient manner.

The Flight Planning Module for the Basic Aeronautical Knowledge Course serves to provide attendees a basic understanding on the requirements of flight planning that affect the performance of the aircraft. Specifically, attendees will be taught on airworthiness, CG calculations, atmospheric conditions, takeoff and landing performance. Attendees will also be put through a flight planning exercise to better understand and apply what he has learned on flight planning.

Covering 6 Main topics and 20 sub-topics with 25 questions.

Navigation-The know-how of global travel in a safe and efficient manner.

The Navigation Module of the Basic Aeronautical Knowledge serves to provide attendees a basic understanding of Aviation Navigation. Attendees will be taught on the basic understanding of forms of the earth, its conversion from 3D into 2D via the different methods of cartography. They will will undergo a practical session on navigation through a flight planning exercise where they will use the various forms of information like NOTAMS - Notice to Airmen, Weather Reports, Aerodrome Templates to plan for a VFR flight and back.

Covering 8 Main topics and 39 sub-topics with 25 questions.

The study of weather, local and international.

The Meteorology Module of the Basic Aeronautical Knowledge serves to educate the attendees on the earth's atmosphere and its four basic meteorological elements. Attendees will be taught on how each element interacts with other elements to produce the various weather phenomena affecting flight operations. They will also be taught on how to decode and read aviation meteorological products such as METARs and TAFs.

Covering 5 Main topics and 25 sub-topics with 25 questions.