

Australian National Airline College Fees & Cost for Indian Students
- Private College
- Estd. 1990
- ANAC Scholarships for Indian Students
ANACTuition Fees for International Students
Indian students looking to study at Australian National Airline College in Australia have to pay the tuition fees along with the other student fees. The annual Australian National Airline College UG tuition fee is AUD 36,000 - 63,471 (INR 2,432,160 - 4,288,101). Australian National Airline College total cost of attendance include the tuition fees and cost of living. For reference, students can check the table given below for Australian National Airline College fees breakdown:
Disclaimer: This conversion is based on September 2026.
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Student Forum
Answered 2 weeks ago
The students must be 18 years of age to start the training with Australian National Airline College. As such, minimum education has not been mentioned by CASA to be trained as a pilot. But, ANAC expects students to at least Class 11 and a reasonable level of Maths. The students have to also pass Aus
Answered 2 weeks ago
International students at ANAC Australia can work for up to 48 hours per fortnight while the course is in session. A part time student in Australia can earn AUD 25 – AUD 40 per hour, depending on the type of work and location. The popular part time jobs in Australia are-
- Healthcare Counsellors
- Graphic
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Contributor-Level 10
Answered 2 weeks ago
Australian National Airline College has a large fleet of over 18 aircraft. The college ensures a ratio of one aircraft of 5-6 students. The primary training aircraft are-
- Piper Arrows
- Piper Warrior
- King Air
- Citation
- Piper Seminole
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Contributor-Level 10
Answered 2 weeks ago
Yes. Australian National Airline College (ANAC) operates under approval issued by Australia's Civil Aviation Safety (CASA). This is Australia's Aviation regulator. This college holds CASA Part 141 and 142 approval. This allows students to offer recreational, private pilot training programs and advan
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Contributor-Level 10
Answered 2 weeks ago
For most of the people, it is okay to wear glasses or contact lenses at time of pilot training. But in case students have any concerns, then students can discuss with their local approved Aviation Medical Examiner.
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Contributor-Level 9
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