Pilot Training Courses

From A to Airline. The efficient pathway to become an airline pilot

Choosing the ATPL (A) Integrated Pilot Training Course can be an excellent option for those committed to a professional piloting career, providing a structured, comprehensive, and efficient pathway to becoming an airline transport pilot.

The most common type of pilot licence

A Private Pilot Licence (PPL) is a certification that allows an individual to act as the pilot-in-command of an aircraft for non-commercial purposes.

UPRT is a critical component of modern pilot training

The Advanced Upset Prevention and Recovery Training (UPRT) course is a specialized training program designed to equip pilots with the skills and knowledge necessary to prevent and recover from aircraft upsets, which are dangerous situations where an aircraft enters an unintended or abnormal flight condition.

An essential training program for pilots who aspire to work in a multi-crew environment, typically in commercial aviation

The MCC course is a critical step for any pilot looking to transition from flying single-pilot operations to a career in commercial aviation as part of a larger flight crew.

Including CRM - JIT - JOC

Airline Pilot Standards Multi-Crew Cooperation (APS MCC) is a specialized training course designed for pilots who are transitioning from flying single-pilot aircraft to working in a multi-crew environment, typically in commercial aviation.

Ensures that pilots are fully prepared to operate within European airspace and under EASA regulations

Converting a Commercial Pilot License (CPL) from ICAO/FAA standards to an EASA (European Union Aviation Safety Agency) license involves several steps and requirements to meet the European regulatory standards.

Allows pilots to fly during nighttime under Visual Flight Rules (VFR)

A Night Rating is a valuable addition to a pilot's qualifications, providing the ability to safely and confidently operate during night hours. It not only enhances a pilot's skill set but also opens up more opportunities for flight scheduling and career advancement.

Occupy a position in the cockpit of Airbus A320

The A320 Type Rating Course is a program designed exclusively by active pilots of world-wide airlines, members of evaluation and pilot selection committees, as well as airline pilot instructors and evaluators.

Designed exclusively by active pilots

With this program the candidate is ready to occupy a position in the cockpit of a large commercial aircraft with a guaranteed career and development as airline pilots.

Become a Certified Flight Instructor (CFI)

Becoming a Certified Flight Instructor (CFI) is more than a career step—it’s an opportunity to give back to the aviation community while honing your own skills.

For Private Pilot License Holders

Choosing an ATPL (A) Modular Training Course can be an excellent option for those who are already Private Pilots and now they aim to acquire a professional piloting career, by attending a structured method of training through modules.