Pilot Training
Pilot training is offered by our partner Approved Training Organizations (ATOs) under EASA or ICAO regulations. Our pilot training courses aim to train potential pilots towards a Private Pilot License (PPL) or a Professional Pilot License (frozen ATPL). For the moment the courses are offered for fixed wing aircrafts (aeroplanes).
Pilot training is currently offered at the following locations:
- Cyprus (EASA)
- Greece (EASA)
Pilot Courses:
- 9 Theoretical Modules
- 45 Flight Hours (min)
- Approx. Duration: 3 months
- + Night Rating (5 Flight Hours)
- Structured Hour Building – approx. 120 Flight Hours
- Multi-Engine Piston (MEP) – 6 Flight Hours + 7 Hours Theory
- Instrument Rating (IR) – 40 Hours Simulator + 15 Flight Hours
- Commercial Pilot License (CPL) – 25 Flight Hours
- ATPL Theoretical Training (13 modules)
ATPL (A) Integrated “Standard”
Duration 16 months (average)
Theoretical Training (13 subjects): 750 hours
Area 100 KSA (100 hours)
Flight Training 200 hours (145 aircraft – 55 simulator)
MCC
ATPL (A) Integrated “Advanced”
Duration 16 months (average)
Theoretical Training (13 subjects): 750 hours
Area 100 KSA (100 hours)
Flight Training 240 hours (150 aircraft – 90 simulator)
JOC- APS MCC
- 125 Hours Theory
- 30 Flight Hours
- 25 Hours Theory
- 20 Hours Simulator
- Approx. 2 weeks
- 5 Hours Theory
- 3 Flight Hours
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Aircraft Maintenance Training
Our partner MTOs offer EASA part 66 aircraft maintenance license training at a variety of locations in Europe and the Middle East. The duration of the training for an Aircraft Maintenance License (AML) is 3 years and it includes theoretical training and hands on practical experience training.
Maintenance Courses:
A1 (Turbine Aeroplanes)
A2 (Piston Aeroplanes)
A3 (Turbine Helicopters)
A4 (Piston Helicopyters)
B1.1 (Turbine Aeroplanes)
B1.2 (Piston Aeroplanes)
B1.3 (Turbine Helicopters)
B1.4 (Piston Helicopters)
