Head of training
With around 16,000 hours of flight experience since 1974, Asif is among the most experienced instructors in the field. His qualifications include FAA ATPL IR jet rating, CAA UK CPL examiner (PPL), MEP, SEP, IR(R), FERTOL (R/T), and GR. Asif began operating as CFS London in 1999, realizing his ambition of leading an accredited flying school.
Chief Flying Instructor & Examiner
A graduate of Oxford Aviation Academy, David has been a flight instructor since 2014. He teaches PPL, LAPL, IMC-IR(R) courses and offers Night training. His passion for aviation was inspired by his father, and he brings a wealth of knowledge and a friendly approach to flight instruction.
Flight Instructor & Examiner
Flight Instructor & Examiner
Flight Instructor & Examiner
Known as the UK's youngest Flight Instructor, Kathan has been part of the team since age 16. Recently qualified as a Flight Examiner, he also offers ground school lectures and international ferry piloting, bringing extensive knowledge and enthusiasm to his students.
Flight Instructor
Charles is an accomplished aviation author and instructor with six published books and contributions to top aviation publications. He enjoys sharing his knowledge and has logged many hours on various aircraft, including jets and vintage planes.
Flight Instructor
David, with over 40 years of experience, holds an ATPL, multi-engine instructor rating, and commercial helicopter pilot's licence. His extensive background in flight instruction is a valuable asset for our students.
CFS London Flight School operates an expanding fleet of reliable aircraft, ideal for students and experienced pilots alike.
The Piper Warrior II, introduced in 1977, offers excellent handling characteristics and stability, making it ideal for training. With its double-tapered wing and improved aerodynamics, it cruises at speeds up to 118 knots (137 mph) and seats up to four.
First introduced in 1977, the C152 is a two-seat aircraft built with all-metal construction, providing reliability and performance. It is highly regarded as a training aircraft, with a cruising speed of 107 knots (123 mph).
The Cessna 172 is one of the most iconic aircraft, known for its durability and popularity among pilots. First flown in 1955, it is still in production and can cruise around 139 mph at sea level. With over 43,000 units built, it remains the most successful mass-produced light aircraft.
The Piper Archer III, a variant of the PA-28 series, features a larger fuselage, additional cabin space, and a more powerful engine than the Warrior. Known for its smooth handling and forgiving nature, it cruises at 125 knots (144 mph) and is well-suited for training and touring.
