Army Flying Association
United KingdomUK CAA DTO GBR.DTO.0079
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The Royal Artillery Aero Club Limited T/A The Army Flying Association is located in the United Kingdom. It is a declared training organisation registered under UK CAA approval number GBR.DTO.0079. Based at Middle Wallop, the organisation offers training for a Private Pilot Licence and an Instrument Rating Restricted.

Summary of the school's register entry and website, compiled Oct 2026.

Approval and register

DTOGBR.DTO.0079Declared Training Organisation · UK CAA
3 approved courses
  • CR SEP
  • NR(A)
  • PPL(A)
Source: UK CAA register.

Courses and prices

COURSEDURATIONPRICE
EASA Private Pilot Licence PPL(A)
PPL(A)
Minimum hours to obtain a PPL are 45 hours£6,225
checked Oct 2026 · Source
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Instrument Rating (Restricted)
Other training course
a minimum of 15 hours flying training£2,125
checked Oct 2026 · Source
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Prices as published by the school, checked Oct 2026.

Fleet

Cessna 172
As listed on the school's own website. Source

Location

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AddressArmy Aviation Centre, Middle Wallop, Stockbridge, Hants, SO20 8DY

Questions about Army Flying Association

Where is Army Flying Association located?

Army Flying Association is based in the United Kingdom. Address: Army Aviation Centre, Middle Wallop, Stockbridge, Hants, SO20 8DY.

Is Army Flying Association an approved flight school?

Yes. Army Flying Association is a Declared Training Organisation (DTO) (number GBR.DTO.0079), listed by UK CAA. We checked the register in October 2026.

Which courses does Army Flying Association offer?

The school lists 2 courses: EASA Private Pilot Licence PPL(A) and Instrument Rating (Restricted).

How much does training at Army Flying Association cost?

The school publishes prices for 2 courses, for example EASA Private Pilot Licence PPL(A): £6,225; Instrument Rating (Restricted): £2,125. Prices as published by the school, checked in October 2026.

Which aircraft does Army Flying Association use?

The school's website lists: Cessna 172.

How do I contact Army Flying Association?

You can reach the school through its website, or send a request with the form on this page.

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Army Flying Association

United Kingdom · UK CAA DTO GBR.DTO.0079
Courses from£2,125
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The Royal Artillery Aero Club Limited T/A The Army Flying Association is located in the United Kingdom. It is a declared training organisation registered under UK CAA approval number GBR.DTO.0079. Based at Middle Wallop, the organisation offers training for a Private Pilot Licence and an Instrument Rating Restricted.

Summary of the school's register entry and website, compiled Oct 2026.

Approval and register

DTOGBR.DTO.0079Declared Training Organisation · UK CAA
3 approved courses
  • CR SEP
  • NR(A)
  • PPL(A)
Source: UK CAA register.
KEY FACTS
ApprovalDTO GBR.DTO.0079
AuthorityUK CAA
Approved coursesCR SEP, NR(A), PPL(A)
FleetCessna 172
LocationUnited Kingdom
COURSES AND PRICES
EASA Private Pilot Licence PPL(A)Minimum hours to obtain a PPL are 45 hours£6,225
checked Oct 2026 · Source
Instrument Rating (Restricted)a minimum of 15 hours flying training£2,125
checked Oct 2026 · Source
Prices as published by the school, checked Oct 2026.

Fleet

Cessna 172
As listed on the school's own website. Source

Location

Open in OpenStreetMap · © OpenStreetMap
AddressArmy Aviation Centre, Middle Wallop, Stockbridge, Hants, SO20 8DY

Questions about Army Flying Association

Where is Army Flying Association located?

Army Flying Association is based in the United Kingdom. Address: Army Aviation Centre, Middle Wallop, Stockbridge, Hants, SO20 8DY.

Is Army Flying Association an approved flight school?

Yes. Army Flying Association is a Declared Training Organisation (DTO) (number GBR.DTO.0079), listed by UK CAA. We checked the register in October 2026.

Which courses does Army Flying Association offer?

The school lists 2 courses: EASA Private Pilot Licence PPL(A) and Instrument Rating (Restricted).

How much does training at Army Flying Association cost?

The school publishes prices for 2 courses, for example EASA Private Pilot Licence PPL(A): £6,225; Instrument Rating (Restricted): £2,125. Prices as published by the school, checked in October 2026.

Which aircraft does Army Flying Association use?

The school's website lists: Cessna 172.

How do I contact Army Flying Association?

You can reach the school through its website, or send a request with the form on this page.

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