FAQ

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These FAQs provide answers to some of the most frequently asked questions how to become a pilot.

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FAQ

Is the training EASA approved?

Yes, all training is approved under EASA regulations

Why is the training cheaper than other flight schools?

We provide our flying lessons modular which is considerably cheaper than integrated. Also all of our professional pilot training is VAT free. This can save up to 30% on the total training price.

Do the instructors speak English in Poland?

Most of the instruction is given by active Airline Pilots and Militairy Pilots. All of them speak professional English. This is a mandatory requirement in professional aviation.

What license will I get once completed pilot training?

After completed flight training successfully you will be awarded with an EASA CPL(A) license with ME/IR. In combination with a MCC it’s called a frozen ATPL.

Is it possible to perform the skill test under my own CAA?

Yes, it’s possible provided that it’s an EASA member sate.

Which type of aircraft are used for the flight training?

Our fleet used for flying lessons consists of a Cessna 150, Cessna 152, Cessna 172, Tecnam P2002JF and the state of the art Tecnam P2006T with a glass cockpit.

Is the flight training sponsored?

Unfortunately not, the pilot training programs we offer are fully self funded.

Do you offer financing possibilities?

No, we don’t provide any financing options.

How long does it take to complete flight training?

Our pilot training programs usually take around 18 to 24 months to complete from zero to frozen ATPL.

I have an ICAO PPL(A), can I start towards an EASA CPL+ME/IR

Yes, provided that you have flown a minimum of 100 hours as a Pilot in Command. You will also need to be in the possession of a valid EASA class 1 medical and have completed all 14 ATPL theory exams under one of the EASA states.

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