EASA 0 – 1500 Flight Hours

Complete Career Pathway

Goal: Reach 1500 Flight Hours

Training from 0 to CPL(A) + Flight Instructor Rating + Guaranteed Interview for Instructor Job

Overview

Designed for future pilots with no flight experience. You will progress from PPL(A) to CPL(A), continue with IR(A) and MEP, and complete Flight Instructor (FI) training.

Afterward, plan on approximately two years working as an Flight Instructor with Flying Academy to accumulate the remaining hours needed for airline employment.

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Ground Training

Theory for PPL • IR • MEP • ATPL • FI

During the program you complete theoretical courses for PPL(A), IR(A), MEP(A), ATPL theory and FI(A). FI training includes dedicated preparation to match Flying Academy’s quality standards.

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PPL Theory: 9 subjects covering Meteorology, Navigation, Aircraft General Knowledge, and more.

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ATPL Theory: Advanced knowledge appropriate to EASA Part‑FCL requirements.

Flight Structure

PPL • NR • IR • MEP • CPL • FI

Flight training starts with PPL(A) and Night Rating, continues with IR(A), MEP(A), CPL(A), and finishes with FI(A). After training and ~2 years of FI employment, you will have at least 1500 total flight hours (including PPL time), typically:

≈ 1400 hours as Pilot‑in‑Command

≈ 100 hours dual (training received)

Time Building 85 hours

PPL

6 weeks

ATPL

26 weeks

3 days

6 weeks

MEP

3 weeks

CPL

3 weeks

4 weeks

1500 Hours

Skill Tests

You will undertake 6 Practical Examinations: PPL(A), IR(A), MEP(A), MEP(A) IR, CPL(A), and FI(A).

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Operate the airplane within its limitations

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Complete all maneuvers smoothly and accurately

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Exercise good judgment and airmanship

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Apply emergency procedures safely

Requirements

Minimum Age

Must be at least 18 years old.

Medical

Hold a valid EASA Class 1 Medical certificate.

Qualifications

Proficient in English, Math & Physics.