Formation

Private Pilot PPL(A)

Theoretical:
Duration of training: 4 months
Number of materials: 10

Practical:
Number of hours of training to obtain the PRIVATE PILOT license: 40 hours minimum flight with an Instructor.

Professional Pilot CPL(A)

Theoretical:
Duration of training: 9 month
Numbers of materials: 15(Air law, Air traffic regulations, General knowledge of aircraft, on-board instrument, weight and balance, aircraft performance, flight preparation and monitoring, Human performance, Meteorology, General and air navigation, Radio navigation, Procedures operational, Principles of flight, Communication, Aeronautical English)

Practical:
Number of hours of training to obtain the PROFESSIONAL DRIVER license:

• Integrated training: 150 hours including 25 hours with instructor
• Modular training: 200 hours including 25 hours with instructor
  

FI(A) Qualification – Airplane Flight Instructor

Theorical:

• Teaching methodology, communication techniques, psychology of instruction
• Study of training manuals and regulations related to teaching
  

Practical:

• Implementation as an instructor under supervision
• Preparation for the final evaluation (educational test + flight)

Access conditions: CPL(A) or PPL(A) license with prerequisites Minimum 200 hours of total flight including 150 hours in CDB

MEP (Multi-Engine Piston) qualification

Theorical:

• Learning of systems specific to multi-engine aircraft, procedures in case of engine failure, performance and limitations.

Practical:

• Flight training on twin-engine aircraft with instructor
• Average duration: 6 to 10 hours of flight depending on the level of the candidate
• Objective: Master engine management and safety in asymmetric flight
  

Restoration of SEP (Single-Engine Piston) Privilege

Theorical:

• Reminder of the knowledge necessary for the safety of VFR flights on aircraft single-engine.
  

Practical:

• Control flight with instructor
• Recommendation and administrative procedures included
• Training adapted according to needs: confidence building, recent practice or not
  

Dangerous Goods Training (DGR): Initial and Refresher

Train people located in the transport chain in order to acquire knowledge basic skills necessary for processing Dangerous Goods

• Training complies with IATA and ICAO requirements
• Content : classification, packaging, labeling, documentation, emergency procedures
• Targets: operations agents, freight personnel, pilots, logisticians
  

Theoretical and practical training FI(A)

Theoretical and practical single-engine qualification training

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