• Be at least 18 years old at the time the official exam is taken.
• Class 1 Medical Certificate (The school will provide students with contact information for authorized medical centers).
• Good command of the English language.
• Hold a bachelor’s degree or equivalent, with basic understanding of math and physics by the beginning the course.

• From 18 to 24 months, depending on the student’s learning time and availability.

The student will receive 800 hours of theoretical knowledge:

• Weight and balance
• IFR Communications
• VFR Communications
• Human Factors
• Instrumentation
• Air Law
• Meteorology
• General Navigation
• Performance
• Flight Planning
• Principles of Flight
• Operational Procedures
• Radio Navigation
• Aircraft Systems

The comprehensive ATPL course includes 250 hours of hands-on training, from which 180 hours will be real flight time and 70 hours in FNPT-II approved flight simulators. Our practical training for student pilots includes flights with our fleet of single- and twin-engine aircrafts, and simulators featuring state-of-the-art technology and the latest industry updates.

• 150 flight hours on a basic single engine aircraft (Piper PA28 Warrior, Socata TB9 Tampico).
• 15 flight hours on an advanced single engine aircraft (Mooney M20J/ Piper PA28R-180).
• 15 flight hours on a twin engine aircraft (Piper PA-34 Seneca I / Piper PA-34 Seneca II)
• 40 flight hours on FNPT-II simulator.
• 30 MCC course hours on Simulator ALX FNPT-II (15h PF – 15h PNF)

Frozen ATPL (A) – Airline Transport Pilot License Degree

CPL (A) – Commercial Pilot License

SEP (land) – Single Engine Piston Aircraft Class Rating

MEP (land) – Multi Engine Piston Aircraft Class Rating

IR (A) – Instrument Flight Rating

MCC – Multi Crew Coordination course