Become a Pilot
The answer to this question is simpler than you might think. The first and most important thing is to have a strong determination to become a pilot. Once you have that, you need to decide at what level you want to acquire and utilize your flying skills: you can choose between recreational flying (amateur, private pilot license) or commercial aviation (professional pilot).
This decision is not final, as you can always decide to deepen your studies and embark on the path towards becoming a professional commercial pilot, even if you initially start as a recreational pilot.
Application Requirements
The specific requirements for our offered training programs may vary. These typically include:
Pilot Aptitude Test
EASA Class 1 Medical Certificate
English language proficiency
Training Programs
Integrated Training Program
We recommend the integrated training program as it is the most efficient in terms of time and cost. It offers a shorter training duration (approximately 18-20 months, depending on the program) but follows a more structured curriculum with predetermined syllabus.
Modular Training Program
The modular training program is recommended if you prefer to learn to fly based on your own schedule while balancing work or family commitments. It offers the advantage of flexibility and allows you to progress through the training one module at a time. However, based on our experience, the training duration can extend up to 30-36 months due to its flexible nature.
How to Apply
The application process varies for each training program. Below are the most important websites and contact information for your reference.
Pilot Career and Opportunities
A pilot’s career begins with a strong determination and completing the appropriate pilot training. The key attributes of a good pilot are perseverance and a continuous desire for learning, which will accompany them throughout their career.
After obtaining all the necessary licenses and qualifications, you will enter another rigorous phase of preparation to meet the requirements of your first job and succeed in the selection process for the First Officer position.