The Constant Speed Unit (CSU) is the design feature that more powerful and efficient aircraft use in order to better utilise the power produced by the engine. The unit allows the propeller blade to change its angle of attack to take a more effective stroke through the air and to utilise the torque of the engine more efficiently.
The CSU is found in aircraft such as the Cessna 182, Cessna 206, Pitts S2A and the Extra 200/330. If you are wanting to fly these aeroplanes this design feature is a must! The CSU design feature endorsement is required for all pilots wanting to attain a Commercial Pilots Licence (CPL).
Pricing: As flying competency varies between pilots some will achieve the required standard before others so the amount you pay will vary depending upon your competency. The CSU Course is based on a minimum of 6 hours and 6 long briefings charged at our standard rates.
