Commercial Pilot License (CPL)
You have reached another milestone: until now, you could only fly for private purposes, not in commercial operations. However, by completing this training, you will finally become eligible to participate in commercial air traffic as a professional pilot and receive payment for your services.
Obtaining this professional license is a prerequisite for working in airlines or smaller aviation companies.
Commercial Pilot License (CPL)
Information
The training package includes the following: 15 hours of flight time, divided into 10 hours in a Piper Warrior II aircraft and 5 hours in a twin-engine Piper Seminole aircraft. It also covers landing fees, theoretical consultations, and includes the practical examination conducted by the relevant authority.
Training duration: 2-4 weeks, depending on your availability for flying with us and how weather conditions affect daily tasks.
Prerequisites for starting the training:
- 18 years of age.
- Valid PPL(A) or higher license.
- Valid single-engine piston rating (SEP(Land)).
- Valid multi- engine piston class rating (MEP(Land)).
- NVFR rating.
- Valid Class 1 medical certificate.
- Minimum 100 hours of flight time as a PIC for the CPL exam (minimum 50 hours of PIC time to start the training).
- Minimum 200 hours of total flight time for the CPL exam (minimum of 150 hours of total flight time to start the training).
- Completed IR(A), CPL (A) or ATPL (A) theory course.
- ICAO level 4 English language test certificate.
- At least one completed cross country flight with 300 nautical miles length, during which at least 2 landings/full stop at foreign airports are required.
Commercial Pilot License (CPL)
Information
The training package includes the following: 15 hours of flight time, divided into 10 hours in a Piper Warrior II aircraft and 5 hours in a twin-engine Piper Seminole aircraft. It also covers landing fees, theoretical consultations, and includes the practical examination conducted by the relevant authority.
Training duration: 2-4 weeks, depending on your availability for flying with us and how weather conditions affect daily tasks.
Prerequisites for starting the training:
- 18 years of age.
- Valid PPL(A) or higher license.
- Valid single-engine piston rating (SEP(Land)).
- Valid multi- engine piston class rating (MEP(Land)).
- NVFR rating.
- Valid Class 1 medical certificate.
- Minimum 100 hours of flight time as a PIC for the CPL exam (minimum 50 hours of PIC time to start the training).
- Minimum 200 hours of total flight time for the CPL exam (minimum of 150 hours of total flight time to start the training).
- Completed IR(A), CPL (A) or ATPL (A) theory course.
- ICAO level 4 English language test certificate.
- At least one completed cross country flight with 300 nautical miles length, during which at least 2 landings/full stop at foreign airports are required.