Night Qualification (NQ) course
Introduction
Night Qualification (NQ) course aims to qualify Private Pilot License (PPL) holders to exercise the privileges of the license at night under VFR (Visual Flight Rules). Night qualification allows you to fly at night as well as being a requirement for commencing your Commercial Pilot License (CPL) Course of training.
On Request
ATPL Theoretical Training Online Sessions
Seize the opportunity and complete the theoretical part of the APTL(A) training from the comfort of your home without leaving your country!
Due to the COVID-19 disease situation, the ATPL Theoretical part of the training is performed with interactive online sessions.
After completing your registration we will send you your Apple i-Pad, which is included in the Student Kit provided to all ATPL Integrated trainnes, loaded with PAD Pilot's Complete ATPL Training Manual Package. The ATPL training manual package includes the ATPL e-books for 14 subjects and all educational material needed. We will also send you the crendentials for the 12-month subscription to Aviation Exam.
Upon receiving your Apple i-Pad you are ready to participate in the interactive online sessions while you are in constant contact with your instructors, you ask your questions live, perform exams tests etc.
The benefit of Online Sessions
The implementation of interactive online sessions has the benefit for the trainees the reduction of the time they have to live outside their country for almost 8 months, which in turn reduces the total cost of living abroad for completing the training.
Check our offers for the ATPL (A) integrated training course including Accommodation and our special rates for groups of 6 students:
Enrollment Requirements
- Valid PPL(A)
- Valid EASA Medical Class 2 Certificate
- ICAO Language Proficiency Certificate Level 4 (at least)
Includes
- 5 hours Ground School
- 5 hours Flight Training on Single Engine Piston (SEP)
Duration
Minimum
5
Days
Maximum
10
Days
Average
6
Days
Training Locations
- Attica / Megara
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