Why a Commercial Pilot License (CPL)?
• Attaining a level of flight proficiency;
• Enables a pilot to be paid for the service;
Entry requirements
• At least 18 years of age;
• Hold valid LAPL(A) or PPL(A) in accordance with EASA Part-FCL;
• ATPL or CPL Theory certificate issued by EASA Approved Training Organization;
• Class 1 medical certificate in accordance with EASA Part-MED;
• English Language Proficiency in accordance with EASA Part-FCL.055;
Duration
• CPL(A) training consists of two main phases:
- Visual Flight Training -15:00 hours;
- Instrument Flight Training -10:00 hours;
• The approximate duration of the course is 4-5 weeks, depending on weather condition and on student's personal schedule;
Additional Information
• If the applicant holds valid Instrument Rating (IR) shall be fully credited towards the Instrument Flight Training;
• CPL(A) training can be done on: Cessna 172 M/N/RG or Piper Warrior/Arrow III & IV;
• According to EASA Part-FCL, at least 5 hours have to be carried out in an aeroplane certificated for the carriage of at least 4 persons that has a variable pitch propeller and retractable landing gear;
Course Includes
Aircraft manual
Charts and additional aviator’s equipment
