EASA Integrated ATPL
Our most exclusive and structured program allows you to quickly complete your
EASA Accelerated Programs
Benefits of Accelerated Training
Fast-track Advanced Scheduling
Access to eBooks, Quizzes, & more
Cost-Effective Remote Learning
SAVE MONEY
- Save on valuable funds by choosing the accelerated flight program over the traditional one.
- Move through your training more quickly, reducing overall costs.
- Spend less on accommodation and other living expenses due to a shorter training duration.
- Take advantage of the fully optimized training syllabus and schedule to suit your needs.
SAVE TIME
- Complete all of your training in just a few weeks.
- Students can train up to eight hours a day, five days a week.
- Complete theoretical training remotely, learning everything pilots need to know to become safe and competent pilots.
LOCATION
Take advantage of the sunny weather, availability of training resources, and top-notch facilities to expedite the training program.
Accelerated Private Pilot Training
- Fast-track program designed for students who want to complete their training in the least time possible.
- Get your flights scheduled in advance according to your flexibility.
- Obtain your license in less than 4 weeks.
- The program includes one-on-one flight training and remote/in-person one-on-one ground instruction.
- Simulator Training: 5 hours
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Accelerated Instrument Pilot Training
- For students aiming to complete their training quickly.
- Designed for pilots to train intensively and frequently and complete their training in under 4 weeks.
- Includes one-on-one flight training and ground instruction.
Flight training consists of two modules:
- basic instrument flight module (BIFM)
- procedural instrument flight module.
During the practical examination, you must demonstrate your ability to:
Prepare your flight according to the regulations including weather, flight planning, alternate, performances
Operate the airplane within its limitations
Complete all maneuvers with smoothness and accuracy
Exercise good judgment and airmanship
Apply your aeronautical knowledge
Maintain control of the aircraft at all times
Respect all regulations and limitations specific to IFR flights
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Accelerated Commercial Pilot Training
- Obtaining a Commercial Pilot Certificate is essential for those planning a career in aviation.
- Complete training in as little as 2 weeks by training as often as possible.
- Familiarize yourself with the basic commercial operations and maneuvers.
- Gain further knowledge necessary for obtaining a CPL (A) and become familiar with the handling of a complex airplane.
- Attend the theoretical training from the comfort of your home with Flying Academy Worldwide Campus.
Flight Training:
- For IR(A) rated pilots: 15 flight hours Dual (5 hours on complex aircraft)
- For Non-IR(A) rated pilots: 25 hours Dual (5 hours on complex aircraft)
- Minimum requirements at training completion:
- 200 total flight hours (including PPL(A) time)
- 100 hours as pilot-in-command
- 10 hours of instrument training (Basic Instrument Flight Module – BIFM)
- 5 hours of night flying (including one cross-country flight, 5 solo take-offs, and 5 landings)
- 5 hours on a complex airplane
- 20 hours of VFR cross-country flight as pilot-in-command (including a cross-country flight of at least 540 km (300 NM) with landings at two different aerodromes)
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Accelerated Multi-Engine Rating Training
- The Accelerated Multi-Engine Rating Program is designed for pilots who want to complete their training in as little time as possible and accomplish the training in under one week.
- Multi-Engine Rating allows pilots to fly more complex aircraft, along with making you a better, more confident pilot with a better understanding of airplane aerodynamics.
- Learn the procedures and maneuvers that apply in multi-engine airplanes during normal and engine-out operations under VFR and IFR.
- The flight training for a holder of IR(A) takes 11 hours (6 hours VFR and 5 IFR) of dual flight instruction.
- The training is divided into 3 stages.
Stage I:
- Familiarize with the multi-engine airplane and human factors in multi-engine operations.
- Learn multi-engine maneuvers and procedures for day VFR conditions with both engines.
- Minimum requirement: 2.5 hours of flight with both engines (Part FCL).
Stage II:
- Learn techniques for engine-out operations in a multi-engine airplane.
- Minimum requirement: 3.5 hours of dual instruction in engine failure and asymmetric flight (Part FCL).
- Review maneuvers and procedures from Stage I.
Stage III:
- For Instrument Rating students seeking instrument privileges in a multi-engine airplane.
- Acquire proficiency in required IFR operations and procedures.
- Meet course requirements upon completion of this stage.
- Simulator Training: 3 hours
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