Training Pathway

ZERO 2 ATPL [FROZEN]

A complete, curriculum-mapped pathway covering all core aviation modules from your first flight to airline readiness.

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Entry Requirements

age
At least 16 years old
medical
EASA Medical Class II Certificate or higher
english
ICAO English Level 4 Certificate or higher
Training Pathway

Master the Sky,
Stage by Stage

Our training syllabus is meticulously synchronized with EASA standards, designed to evolve your skills from recreational flying to commercial command.

01

Stage 1

Ab-Initio Foundation

Private Pilot License (PPL)
Beginner

Private Pilot License (PPL)

45 hours
30 days

The Private Pilot Licence (PPL) allows you to act as Pilot in Command of single-engine aircraft and travel across Europe with friends and family.

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Hour Building (PIC)
Experience

Hour Building (PIC)

2+ months to build 100 PIC hours

Ideal for pilots looking to accumulate the hours needed for an IR, MEP rating or CPL license.

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02

Stage 2

Advanced Operations

ATPL Theory Distance Learning (includes KSA-100 assessments)
Theory

ATPL Theory Distance Learning (includes KSA-100 assessments)

After obtaining a PPL(A) license, trainees can immediately begin the ATPL(A) Theoretical Course.

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Night Visual Flight Rules (NVFR)
Night

Night Visual Flight Rules (NVFR)

5 hours

Night Visual Flight Rules (NVFR) training prepares pilots to safely operate aircraft during night-time conditions under visual flight rules.

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Advanced Upset Prevention and Recovery Training (A-UPRT)
Safety

Advanced Upset Prevention and Recovery Training (A-UPRT)

3.5 hours

Mandatory course for pilots in commercial and airline training, focused on recovering from unusual flight attitudes.

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03

Stage 3

Commercial Entry

Multi-Engine Piston (MEP)
Multi-Engine

Multi-Engine Piston (MEP)

6 hours

The Multi-Engine Piston (MEP) rating prepares pilots to operate multi-engine aircraft safely, focusing on asymmetric flight, engine-out procedures, and the management of more complex aircraft systems.

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Instrument Rating Single Engine (IR/SE)
Commercial

Instrument Rating Single Engine (IR/SE)

Allows pilots to fly under Instrument Flight Rules (IFR) in single-engine piston aircraft.

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Commercial Pilot License (CPL)
Commercial

Commercial Pilot License (CPL)

Enables you to work as a professional pilot. Essential license for flying commercially for airlines and other aviation-related jobs.

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The modules above represent the standard pilot training pathway toward an airline pilot career. Depending on your aviation goals, your flight training program can be tailored and may include only the modules required for your intended pilot license or rating.

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