Brussels Aviation School

Brussels Aviation School is a flight school in Belgium. The school is approved by the aviation authorities there. It trains private pilots for the European PPL(A) licence. The site says it has trained private pilots in Belgium for 19 years.

The school flies from two places. One is Charleroi Brussels South International Airport, where the site says the facilities are open 7 days a week from 7 am to 10 pm. The other is Namur aerodrome, which has two runways, one of asphalt and one of grass. Students can go on to night flying and instrument flying at Charleroi.

Theory classes for the PPL are held in small groups by video call. French classes start on Thursday 22 October 2026 at 7 pm, and run every Thursday evening. English classes run on Tuesday evenings. The next English start is Tuesday 3 November 2026 at 7 pm. Students can fly at the same time as they study theory, or later.

The school operates several single engine piston aircraft. These are two Piper Tomahawks, three Piper Warriors with glass cockpits, and two Robin DR400s. The school also owns a 1951 Stampe SV4, a Belgian design that the site calls a collection aircraft. It has an ALSIM flight simulator, and it flies a Piper Cub PA18 from Temploux aerodrome.

Other services include aircraft rental, intro flights, and a flight simulator. The site lists further qualifications after the PPL. These include night flying, instrument flying, tailwheel qualification, biplane flying, and the SEP qualification.

The school answers emails within 48 hours on weekdays. If there is no reply after 48 hours, the site asks people to phone. Visits are by appointment at the two sites. The Charleroi address is the Executive Terminal at the airport. The school also has a Facebook page and a news section that lists recent students who have soloed or gained their licence.