Pilots get in-depth training that provides them with the information and abilities required for safe and effective airline operations.

3. Highly Experienced Instructors: A group of highly qualified instructors who are extremely knowledgeable about commercial aviation lead Flying Artwork’s ATPL course. In addition to coaching and mentoring students throughout their education, these teachers offer their experience to the classroom. They supervise students to make sure they acquire the abilities, professionalism, and attitude necessary for success as airline pilots.

4. Safety and compliance are prioritized: Flying Artwork places a strong focus on these topics throughout the ATPL course since they are crucial to airline operations. Students get instruction on how to prioritize safety, follow rules, and develop a safety-focused mentality. This emphasis guarantees that pilots graduate with the skills necessary to conduct themselves safely and responsibly in the aviation sector.

5. Opportunities for Industry Networking: Flying Artwork is aware of the value of networking in the aviation sector. The academy gives students many of chances to interact with aviation professionals, go to industry gatherings, and take part in workshops and seminars. These contacts may lead to employment possibilities and pave the way for a prosperous aviation career.

6. Job Placement Assistance: Flying Artwork is committed to fostering the professional goals of its alumni. The academy provides help with job placement by utilizing its relationships with businesses and alliances with airlines. By facilitating a seamless transition from training to employment, this support significantly improves the prospects of landing sought-after roles as airline transport pilots

Requirements for the Airline Transport Pilot License Course

Private Pilot’s License

Before beginning your CPL theory study, you must have a PPL(A) issued in accordance with International Civil Aviation Organization (ICAO) criteria. You must have this in order to register, and you will be prompted for your license number.

45 to 65 flying hours are required to complete your PPL. The CPL is the next flying course after your PPL. Before you begin, you must have accumulated 150 hours of flying time. So if you want to begin your practical training as soon as you pass the Commercial Pilot License examinations, you’ll need to increase your hours while studying for your CPL.

Class 1 Medical and Eyesight Information

Before starting your commercial flight training, we recommend getting a class 1 medical. This is to help make sure you won’t be barred from obtaining a CPL on medical grounds.

Your medical certification must be issued by the body governing your license: i.e. the UK CAA or your EASA state’s equivalent. If you have a prescription from the opticians we, Flying Artwork, also recommend you complete the UK CAA visual system form or your EASA state’s equivalent.

Airline Transport Pilot License Conduct Hours of theoretical knowledge

For your ATPL theory course, you must finish 1020 hours of learning in total. Please be aware of that all sessions will be in person at Flying Artwork.

Flying Artwork’s ATPL course stands out as a premier choice for aspiring pilots looking to obtain an internationally recognized license. With elite accreditation, comprehensive training, cutting-edge simulators, experienced instructors, a focus on safety and compliance, networking opportunities, and job placement assistance, Flying Artwork ensures that its graduates are equipped with the skills and qualifications necessary for a successful career as airline transport pilots. Choose Flying Artwork and embark on a journey towards excellence in aviation.