Zero to ATPL
Theoretical training stage
The Theoretical knowledge training stage of the ATP Integrated course, includes approximately 750 hours of classroom instruction (ground school), provided by highly knowledgeable, experienced and well-trained instructors. The classroom training consists of interactive training content, such as frequent quizzes and test assessments, slide presentation, progress tests and exam’s simulations.
The lessons are being conducted 5 out of 7 days a week(not necessarily week days) and the duration is around 6 hours per day.
overview
The ATP Integrated course, designed according to the European Aviation Safety Agency (EASA) standards, is a complete training programme, structured in a way to accouter each trainee pilot with the appropriate technical and intellectual skills, in order to meet the numerous requirements, set by the leading airlines in their future career.
The fundamental aim of the course is to guide the candidates with no-previous experience in the aviation field, through the process of obtaining their ATPL or Airline Transportation Pilot License frozen, the highest level of airline pilot certification.
Upon completion of his commercial pilot training, the student pilot will be issued a ‘frozen ATPL’ , which enables him to apply for jobs as a First Officer, having of course first completed a type rating.
Consequently, to ‘unfreeze’ the ATPL, the pilot will be needed to fulfil 1,500 flying hours in an airline.
