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Eagle Air trains from Hangar 58A at Wonderboom National Airport in Pretoria. Here is where that is, how to reach the team, and how to arrange a visit before you travel.

The details you need

Eagle Air

Hangar 58A, Wonderboom National Airport, Pretoria, South Africa, 0084

Telephone
012 543 1929
Airfield
Wonderboom National Airport (FAWB)
Accreditation
SACAA ATO 1082

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Before you call

What can we help you with?

Pick the closest description and we will point you at the part of Eagle Air that can actually answer it — rather than sending everything to one inbox.

Nothing chosen yet

Choose whichever line is closest, and this panel will point you at the part of Eagle Air that answers it. The telephone number and the email address above work for all of them.

Plan your visit

Come and see where your training could begin

Eagle Air works from Hangar 58A at Wonderboom National Airport — an operational airport with a control tower, not a quiet training strip. Visitors are welcome, and arranging it first means somebody is free to show you round.

Contact Eagle Air before travelling so the team can confirm the best time and arrival instructions.

Depending on operations and availability, the team can help you understand the training environment and the route most relevant to you.

The briefing rooms, the simulator and the training fleet are described on the About page. See the facilities on About

Smiling student pilots gathered beside an aircraft on the apron

Before you set off

  • Arrange your visit in advance — a call or an email is enough.
  • Confirm the date and time with the team before you travel.
  • Save the address and the map link on your phone.
  • Bring the questions you actually want answered, and any licence or logbook you already hold.
  • Bring a parent, sponsor or employer representative if they are part of the decision.
  • Call the school if you are running late.
  • Follow the team's directions on the day — an operational airport has areas you should not enter unaccompanied.

The drive in

Wonderboom National Airport, Pretoria

A working airport, not a training field — and everything a student needs is on one site.

  1. 01South Africa
  2. 02Gauteng
  3. 03Pretoria
  4. 04Wonderboom National Airport (FAWB)
  5. 05Hangar 58A
Eagle Air is in Hangar 58A at Wonderboom National Airport (FAWB) in Pretoria, Gauteng, South Africa.

The directions link opens Wonderboom National Airport in Google Maps. It is the airport, not a pin on the hangar door — the team will tell you where to go from the gate.

The location is shown as a diagram, not a live map. The directions button opens Google Maps.

A light twin taxiing past the Eagle Air hangar in daylight
  • Briefing rooms, simulator, examination stations and the fleet are all at the training base.
  • Training happens in a real operational airport environment, with other traffic and a control tower.

Coming from further away

Student transport runs between your accommodation and the airport within a 10 km radius.

If you are travelling from outside South Africa, the International Students page covers what is settled and what depends on your situation.

Read International Students

One number, one address

Reaching the right part of Eagle Air

Eagle Air has one published telephone number and one published email address. Saying what your message is about gets it to the right person faster than a separate inbox would.

  • New student training

    Subject line

    Training enquiry

    Answers first

    Start Your Journey

  • International students

    Subject line

    International student enquiry

    Answers first

    International Students

  • Pilot Shop

    Subject line

    Pilot Shop enquiry

    Answers first

    Pilot Shop

  • Careers

    Subject line

    Careers enquiry

    Answers first

    Careers

  • Instructor Sponsorship

    Subject line

    Instructor Sponsorship enquiry

    Answers first

    Instructor Sponsorship

  • Anything else

    Subject line

    General enquiry

    Answers first

    The telephone number and email address above.

This page is for enquiries. It is not a channel for anything time-critical in the air — existing students should use the operational channels the school has already given them.

Asked before every visit

Contact and visit questions

  • Can I visit before enrolling?

    Yes. Contact Eagle Air before travelling so the team can confirm the best time and arrival instructions.

  • Should I arrange my visit in advance?

    Yes — it is a working airport and instructors are often flying. Arranging it first means somebody is free to talk to you.

  • Where is Hangar 58A?

    At Wonderboom National Airport (FAWB) in Pretoria. The full address is Hangar 58A, Wonderboom National Airport, Pretoria, South Africa, 0084.

  • Can I see the aircraft?

    Depending on operations and availability, the team can help you understand the training environment. Eagle Air has not confirmed a standard visit, so nothing is promised in advance.

  • Can international students visit?

    Yes. If you are travelling from abroad, the International Students page covers what is settled and what still depends on your situation.

  • Is student transport available?

    Student transport runs between your accommodation and the airport within a 10 km radius.

  • Can I speak to someone if I do not know which course I need?

    Yes — that is one of the more common reasons people call. The Training Hub also walks through the routes if you would rather read first.

  • Is the Pilot Shop at the school?

    Yes. Orders are packed at Hangar 58A, and the shop is open to students and visitors alike.

See every question

The flight line

You know where to find us. Now decide what you want flying to become.

The training team would rather talk to you early than have you guess — about the route, the cost or whether this is the right school for you.

Four Eagle Air pilots standing together beside an aircraft under a blue sky