A separate, paid programme
Our school advisory is free for students. For families who want hands-on support before, during and after enrolment, Family Care is a separate, paid programme.
01 Why it exists
We don’t think every family needs this. We think the families who do should know it exists.
Most parents who send a child abroad for flight training do it once in their lives. The school, even an excellent one, won’t pick your son up at the airport, explain why the fleet has been grounded for maintenance, or call your daughter when she hasn’t answered your messages for three days.
For some families, that gap doesn’t matter. The student is independent, organised, and the parents trust the process. For others, it’s a quiet daily worry. Family Care exists for the second group.
02 What is free
Our partner schools pay for it when a student enrolls. You never pay us for it, and it never depends on Family Care.
Only if you choose it, with a written proposal and a fixed price. Our school advisory stays free either way.
The two pathsWhy is it free? A partner school pays us a commission when a student we advised enrolls there. Who pays whom
03 Four moments
When your son lands in Brisbane or Phoenix or Auckland, someone meets him at the airport.
The SIM card is already arranged. The bank appointment is booked. The first week isn’t a stressful improvisation, it’s a handover.
When the school grounds half its fleet for maintenance, or pauses operations for a regulatory review, you hear about it from us before you hear about it from your son.
With context. With a plan. Not from a WhatsApp group of confused parents.
When your daughter has a rough month and stops answering your calls, our advisor speaks with her first.
Sometimes the answer is “she’s fine, she’s just tired.” Sometimes it’s “we need to sit down with the school.” Either way, you don’t sit in Hong Kong guessing.
Every three months, you receive a written report about how things are going. In your language, not aviation jargon.
School feedback, our own honest assessment, what’s next. Not a dashboard. A letter.
Where they train
Arrival, housing and support during training: that is Family Care, and only for the families who choose it.
A small airfield below red rock cliffs
04 Two paths
Most families choose Carefree. A smaller number choose Full Presence. We’ll help you decide which fits, or whether neither does.
Carefree
For families who want one person who knows your child, your school, and your situation, and who picks up when you call.
Full Presence
For families who want us physically present, often with younger students or a first international experience.
We don’t quote prices on this page because the right path, and the right scope, depends on your situation. After a private conversation, we send you a written proposal. You accept it, decline it, or ask for changes. No subscription, no auto-renewal, no surprises.
05 How it starts
Tell us briefly about your family and your son or daughter’s training plan. The call is free and carries no obligation.
We listen first. We ask the practical questions. We tell you honestly whether Family Care is something you actually need. Sometimes our answer is “your family is fine without it.”
If Family Care fits, you receive a written proposal with clear scope, one fixed price, and a timeline. You decide.
06 Your questions
No commitment, no script, no sales pitch. We’d rather you decide this is not for you than have you sign up unsure.
A 60-minute call · No obligation
