EASA 0 to ATPL - Flying Academy

EASA 0 to ATPL Career Pathway

Designed for aspiring pilots with little or no flying experience who want a direct path to the flight deck under EASA regulations. Train through PPL, IR, MEP & CPL with supportive, structured instruction and a global community.

Program Overview

A comprehensive modular training pathway from zero experience to airline transport pilot license

EASA Zero to Airline Transport Pilot License

During Zero to ATPL (A), you will complete the theoretical courses for PPL(A), IR(A), CPL(A) and MEL(A).

Most theory is completed remotely through our Worldwide Campus with live virtual classrooms, e-learning, and access to a testing database—so you can study efficiently from anywhere.

Start with Online Theory

Training Program

0-ATPL Ground Training

Remote-first • Guided • Interactive

Training Features

Live virtual classes led by instructors
E-learning with study aids & materials
Access to testing database for practice
Complete theory from anywhere in the world
Structured curriculum for PPL, IR, CPL, and MEL

0-ATPL Flight Training

Build time • Build skill • Build confidence

Flight Requirements

By the end of flight training, you'll log at least 200 hours total time including:

100 hours as Pilot-in-Command (PIC)
20 hours VFR cross-country as PIC
5 hours night flying including cross-country
5 hours on a complex airplane

Curriculum & Duration

Plan your path to becoming an airline pilot

PPL Theory

≈ 6 weeks

Foundation knowledge covering Air Law, Aircraft General Knowledge, Flight Performance & Planning, Human Performance, Meteorology, Navigation, Operational Procedures, and Principles of Flight.

ATPL Theory

≈ 26 weeks

Advanced theoretical knowledge for airline operations including 14 EASA ATPL subjects. Covers airline procedures, advanced navigation, meteorology, and operational management.

Night Rating (NR)

≈ 3 days

Extends PPL privileges to night VFR operations. Includes night navigation, emergency procedures, and visual illusions specific to night flying.

Instrument Rating (IR)

≈ 6 weeks

Qualify for IFR flight operations in instrument meteorological conditions. Master instrument procedures, approaches, and navigation systems.

Multi-Engine Piston (MEP)

≈ 3 weeks

Extend privileges to multi-engine aircraft. Learn engine-out procedures, asymmetric flight, and complex aircraft systems management.

Commercial Pilot License (CPL)

≈ 3 weeks

Final step to become a professional pilot. Achieve the precision and skill required for commercial flight operations and airline careers.

Entry Requirements

Minimum Age

17 years old minimum at the start of training.

Medical

Hold a valid Class 1 Medical Certificate.

Academics

Be proficient in English, Math & Physics.