SUCCESS, TOGETHER
Why Should I Get My ATPL license?
The Integrated Airline Transport Pilot Course (ATPL) is the most common route for becoming a professional pilot. It is designed to train pilots with little or no experience up to a standard that enables then to carry out commercial air transport. Throughout the course, the pilot will become proficient on single and multi-engine aircraft in instrument meteorological conditions and ready to fly multi-pilot operations.
MISSION-DRIVEN
A complete, adapted, economical, simple and effective training.
The entire internship takes place over an average period of 18 months (holidays included). It is broken down into 2 fundamental parts, theory (theoretical ATPL) and practice (Learning to pilot – Improvement and Maturation – CPL-IRSE / IRME-MCC). The number of hours of training is optimized and oriented towards the skills that a young pilot new to the company must have. It takes place according to different stages that we will present to you as clearly as possible.
PATH TO SUCCCESS
About the license
On course completion, the pilot will hold an ICAO/DACM Frozen
Airline Transport Pilot License (Frozen ATPL).
Admission Requirement
The following admission requirements refer to candidates applying for SKY TRAINING AVIATION integrated ATPL-A course
1
Age
Minimum age of 18 years old at the date of the course start.
However, the license can only be issued when the candidate reaches at least 21 years of age.
2
education
High school or equivalent. Knowledge of mathematics and physics. Demonstrate proficiency in English (spoken and written) as required to obtain a minimum ICAO level 4
3
Medical
Holding a Class 1 Medical certificate
Steps to get an ATPL-A Frozen
1-Theoretical knowledge training
Learn everything about ATPL related theory in 14 subjects
Duration: 24 Months
Theoretical Components: 850 hours
Air law
Meteorology
Flight Planning
Performance
Mass and Balance
Flight Instruments
Human Performance and limitations
Meteorology
General knowledge of Aircraft
General Navigation
Radio Navigation
Operational Procedures
Principles Of Flight
VFR Communication
IFR Communication
Our partnerships
2-Single Engine Flight Training
Learn how to fly solo in a single-engine piston aircraft
Flight Training :150 H
Aircraft:
- Tecnam P2002 JF
- Tecnam P2008 JC
- Zlín Z-142
- Zlín Z-143
3- Instrument Rating Training
Learn how to fly using instruments in Flight Simulator B200GT FNPT II
Flight Training : 35 Hours
4- Multi engine Flight Training
Learn how to fly solo in a multi-engine piston aircraft
Flight Training : 20 H
Aircraft: Tecnam P2006 T
How does it work?
Chyna Jackson
Pilot Airline
