Jan-Hugo Brink
Instructor (Grade II)

Jan-Hugo joined the club as CFI in February 2011. He graduated from the University of Stellenbosch (BEng) in 2005 and started his his flying career at 43 Air School where he also instructed for 3 years. He currently holds an ATPL and is rated on the King Air. Jan-Hugos door is always open and he is always ready with a smile .

Beverley Combrink
Administrative Assistant / Reception

Bev joined the Club in November 2006 after a long career working for doctors. Bev runs our reception area and if you need anything, she is always available to help you. Her friendly smile, happy nature and organizational skills ensure that the members are well taken care of. She is married to Nick and they have 4 Rottweilers and a 3m long Burmese python called Leila. Once you get to know Bev, you will realize she is not scared of anything except mice.

Hilda Kallis
Bookkeeper

Hilda has been with the club since 1994 and is very fond of all her pilots, old and new. She takes care of the financial side of the club, pays the bills and makes sure that all our pilots pay for their flying on time.

Nicole Innes

Nicole is our Maintenance Officer. For maintenance you would imagine a big burly guy, instead you will be confronted by this petite lady. Don’t let her size fool you -- she quickly sorts out any issues. Nicole started working as an office assistant shortly after starting her training to help contribute to her flying. So far she has her PPL and has just completed her Comm Exams.

Peter Erasmus
Instructor (Grade II)

Peter has been instructing at the Club since 1996 and has clocked up over 5,000 flying hours. He is a lawyer and instructs part time in the evenings and on weekends.

Tony Russell
Instructor (Grade II)

Tony received his PPL from Good Hope Flying Club in 1987 and became a commercial pilot in 1999. After flying for pleasure for years, he became an instructor in 2003. He started working at Cape Town Flying Club in October 2006 and now has 1600 hours, 600 of which are instruction. He works at the club on the weekends and some evenings of the week. He lectures ATP Navigation and Plotting for Deal Alliance. During the week Tony is involved in his IT Consulting business.

Pierre Myburgh
Instructor (Grade II)

Pierre started flying in 2000 and completed his Comm/IF and Instructor rating in 2003. After instructing part-time for many years, Pierre started flying full-time in 2009 and took on the role of Safety Manager at Cape Town Flying Club. Enjoying sharing his passion for flying with CTFC students, Pierre also lectures the PPL Meteorology course.

Keith Whittaker
Instructor (Grade II)

Keith received his instructor rating in December 2009 and started instructing with Cape Town Flying Club in January 2010. He achieved his Gr II instructor rating in September 2010. His other passion is his Ridgeback - Bazra.

Morne Kleinhans
Instructor (Grade II)

Morne started flying with Cape Aero Club in 1995 where he completed all his training. He was our CFI in 2009/10 and as an instructor is able to share his passion for flying and safety.

Thomas Toay
Instructor (Grade III)

When Thomas isn’t instructing you will often will see him in his casual clothes buffing and waxing aeroplanes. He is a very knowledgeable instructor and flew in America for a long time as well as instructing there.

Marius Smit
Instructor (Grade III)

Marius traded a career in the IT industry in for his life long dream of flying for a living. He started flying in 2004 and finished his commercial license and instructors rating with Cape Town Flying Club. He now instructs full-time.

Tiana Boyd
Instructor (Grade III)

Tiana is now instructing at the club.

Andries Poki and Peter Zonke

Andries and Peter are our faithful cleaners of aeroplanes and keeper tidy of premises. This does NOT mean that we are entitled to leave the aircraft in anything other than a pristine, tied-down state!

Linda Kolosa

Linda is responsible for making sure our premises are tidy and clean. Again, this does NOT mean we can leave the club in disarray!

Anchovy
Mouser (Grade I)

She likes to keep an eye on who’s coming and going (including the mice under the wendy house behind her). She likes attention but not being picked up.

Piano
Mouser (Grade II)

He is the more tame and homely of the two, he loves attention but don’t touch his tummy. As you can see keeps a close eye on goings on at the club and that suggestions are closely guarded.