By now you are probably over the most difficult ATPL theoretical subjects, you have learned everything about instrument flight and you have also mastered multi-engine aircraft. Let’s consider all these as basic and minimum required skills and see what you get from this training.

It is intended to develop the most important behavioral and cooperation methods in the cockpit where you have to fly the aircraft together with another student pilot and solve the most diverse situations possible. Needless to say, excellent communication skills, a team player attitude and assertiveness are crucial characteristics of a good pilot.

In fact, what you have learned here will be most strongly tested during your simulator interview. If you perform well there is a good chance that you will be hired at the end of the interview.

The training package includes 20 hours of flight time in ALSIM simulator, theoretical training, and instructor fees.

Training time: 2-3 weeks

Necessary conditions for starting training:

• 18 years of age.
• ICAO Level 4 aviation English language proficiency skills.
• Valid EASA Class 1 medical certificate.
• Valid EASA CPL license.
• Valid multi-engine class rating.
• Valid multi-engine instrument rating.
  Minimum 150 hours total flight time.
  Minimum 50 hours of PIC time.