Become A Pilot
Description
Every future Airline career starts with the PPL course with a single engine piston (SEP) aircraft and ends with the CPL exam flight on multi engine piston (MEP) aircraft. In the training course the student also able to obtain the ATPL Theory Credit, A-UPRT rating and MCC + JOC rating, which are all requirements for a First Officer position at an Airline in Europe. The full 0 - ATPL Airline program requires about 18 - 24 months to complete, depending on how fast the student can progress through the modules.
The 0 - ATPL consists of the 45 hours PPL program (35 hours with instructor + 10 hours Solo) and PPL exam flight, all the necessary amount of pilot in command (PIC) time to obtain the commercial pilot license (CPL). It also includes the 5 hours of night rating (NVFR) and the online ATPL theoretical course including online teaching, question bank and books. It has the single engine instrument rating with 20 hours of simulator and 30 hours IFR flight and concludes with an exam flight. The multi engine class rating will be a short 6 hours of training which also concludes with an exam flight. Then the multi engine instrument rating upgrade which is also a short 5 hours on a multi engine aircraft and a commercial pilot training of 15 hours ending with a double exam flights (CPL and Multi Engine instrument exam). Finally the program ends with an advanced UPRT course and an MCC-JOC course on A320 simulator which is a requirement to apply for airline pilot jobs.
Fleet
Intro Flight
1 hour long practical flight and consultation about the training programs and what would be the best solution for you.
€ 130
Fleet
Intro Flight
1 hour long practical flight and consultation about the training programs and what would be the best solution for you.
€ 130
Become A Pilot
Health
The first step is to visit an aviation medical examination facility. For pilots, physical and mental health are the most important to operate safely. An Aviation Medical Certificate is needed before starting any training. While an EASA Class 2 Medical Certificate is sufficient for the LAPL and PPL training, a Class 1 Medical Certificate is required for airline pilot training programs.
Age Requirement
Generally, the minimum age to start is 17, for some courses such as Private Pilot License training and Light Aircaft Pilot License if you have permission from your parents. On the other hand, there is no maximum legal age so as long as you have a valid medical certificate for the required training.
Education
A university degree is no longer needed, but it is important to hold at least a High School Diploma, or equivalent. English is the main language of aviation, therefore fluency in English, both written and oral is very important. At Delta Alpha Aviation, all the professional courses are taught in English and courses such as LAPL and PPL can be completed in Hungarian as well. The minimum English language requirement is: CEFR B2 English Exam or IELTS 6 or TOEFL 72 or equivalent. In addition to having one of those language certificates, an ICAO Aviation English Certificate is required with a result of 4 or higher. This aviation English exam, which is oral, must be done before your first solo flight unless you can speak Hungarian.
Courses
If you have 0 hours of flight experience, the best solution for you would be to select our 0-ATPL airline training program. The 0-ATPL airline training program includes all the required flight hours and training for the EASA frozen Airline Transport Pilot License (ATPL), which consists of a Commercial Pilot License and completed ATPL theory. Exam flights, airport usage and instructor fees are also included with the required flight hours, making it the best solution for future airline pilots. Pilots who already have flight experience and would like to continue their training at Delta Alpha Aviation can choose from our modular courses. We are always available to help and discuss which program would be the best for you.
Health
The first step is to visit an aviation medical examination facility. For pilots, physical and mental health are the most important to operate safely. An Aviation Medical Certificate is needed before starting any training. While an EASA Class 2 Medical Certificate is sufficient for the LAPL and PPL training, a Class 1 Medical Certificate is required for airline pilot training programs.
Age Requirement
Generally, the minimum age to start is 17, for some courses such as Private Pilot License training and Light Aircaft Pilot License if you have permission from your parents. On the other hand, there is no maximum legal age so as long as you have a valid medical certificate for the required training.
Education
A university degree is no longer needed, but it is important to hold at least a High School Diploma, or equivalent. English is the main language of aviation, therefore fluency in English, both written and oral is very important. At Delta Alpha Aviation, all the professional courses are taught in English and courses such as LAPL and PPL can be completed in Hungarian as well. The minimum English language requirement is: CEFR B2 English Exam or IELTS 6 or TOEFL 72 or equivalent. In addition to having one of those language certificates, an ICAO Aviation English Certificate is required with a result of 4 or higher. This aviation English exam, which is oral, must be done before your first solo flight unless you can speak Hungarian.
Courses
If you have 0 hours of flight experience, the best solution for you would be to select our 0-ATPL airline training program. The 0-ATPL airline training program includes all the required flight hours and training for the EASA frozen Airline Transport Pilot License (ATPL), which consists of a Commercial Pilot License and completed ATPL theory. Exam flights, airport usage and instructor fees are also included with the required flight hours, making it the best solution for future airline pilots. Pilots who already have flight experience and would like to continue their training at Delta Alpha Aviation can choose from our modular courses. We are always available to help and discuss which program would be the best for you.
Our Top Courses
0 - ATPL program
207 Flight Hours
48 hours Simulator Training
Training duration 22 – 24 months
PPL
Cessna 150 / 152
Training duration 2 - 3 months
NVFR
Cessna 150 / 152
Training duration 2 nights
LAPL
Cessna 150 / 152
Training duration 2 - 3 months
0 - ATPL program
207 Flight Hours
48 hours Simulator Training
Training duration 22 – 24 months
PPL
Cessna 150 / 152
Training duration 2 - 3 months
NVFR
Cessna 150 / 152
Training duration 2 nights
LAPL
Cessna 150 / 152
Training duration 2 - 3 months
Contact
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