ATP (A) Modular Course from Zero Training Course

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ATP (A) Modular Course from Zero Training Course

Introduction

The EASA Approved ATP(A) Modular Course from Zero is a program designed exclusively by active pilots of worldwide airlines, members of evaluation and pilot selection committees, as well as airline pilot instructors and evaluators.

The course is aimed at candidates with zero experience who want to obtain a professional pilot’s license but do not have the time to attend a single short program and desire to choose training through modules and do part of their education remotely.

Choosing the ATP(A) Modular Aviation Training Course from zero 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.

Purpose and Goals

The ATP(A) Modular Course is aimed at training pilots from zero experience to the Airline Transport  Pilot level (Α to Airline).

The course is divided in training modules and designed to equip students with the skills, knowledge, and experience needed to operate as a pilot in command of an aircraft in commercial operations.

Course Structure

Theory: Theoretical Knowledge Distance learning covering 9 topics for the PPL theory and 13 topics for the ATPL theory such as  air law, aircraft general knowledge airframe, aircraft general knowledge instrumentation, mass and balance, performance, flight planning and monitoring, human performance and limitations, meteorology, general navigation, radio navigation, operation procedures, principles of flight, communication. 

Brush up: A necessary brush up of 30 hours, for the ATPL Theoretical knowledge, must take place before the examinations in HCAA. 

Flight Training: Practical flight instruction in various aircraft types, including 193 hours on single-engine and 8 hours on multi-engine airplanes to develop piloting skills.

Simulator Training: Use of flight simulators including 23 hours to practice complex procedures, emergency situations, instrument flying techniques and 20 hours of multi crew cooperation.

Requirements

Minimum Age: Typically, candidates must be at least 17 years old to start training.

Medical Certification: A valid Class 1 medical certificate is necessary to ensure the candidate meets the health standards for commercial pilots.

Language Proficiency: Proficiency in English, as it is the international aviation language.

Duration and Cost

The course duration can vary but typically ranges from 24 to 48 months, depending on the student’s progress.

The cost of an ATP(A)  Modular Course from zero is 69.900€

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