Southern Wings Auckland

Welcome to Southern Wings Auckland, a renowned institution that specializes in producing superior pilot graduates through quality flight training. With a rich history spanning over sixty-five years, Southern Wings is one of New Zealand's original flight training aviation schools.

Located at Corsair Lane, Auckland, our institution boasts bases at both Invercargill Airport and Ardmore Airport in Papakura. These strategically chosen locations in the Southland and Auckland regions offer a diverse range of pilot training challenges. From ocean flying to mountain flying, our students are exposed to a variety of terrains, preparing them for any situation they may encounter in their future careers.

Southern Wings is proud to be one of the four training organizations (PFTOs) that collaborate with The Air New Zealand Aviation Institute. This partnership ensures the future supply of highly skilled pilots. Our institution has the unique advantage of offering training at both ends of the country, providing students with a comprehensive learning experience.

For those pursuing the Airline Strand of the New Zealand Diploma in Aviation, Southern Wings is the preferred choice. Graduates from this program become Air New Zealand's preferred low hour candidates for turboprop first officer positions during times of high demand for new pilots. This prestigious recognition highlights the quality of our training and the trust placed in our graduates by industry leaders.

At Southern Wings Auckland, we are committed to nurturing and developing the next generation of exceptional pilots. Our experienced instructors, state-of-the-art facilities, and comprehensive curriculum ensure that our students receive the best possible training. Whether you aspire to fly for commercial airlines or wish to pursue a career in aviation, Southern Wings is the institution that will guide you towards success.

Join us at Southern Wings Auckland and embark on a journey that will set you on the path to becoming a highly skilled and sought-after pilot.