EASA ATP Integrated Airline Pilot Course

Curriculum & Course Overview

Course Goal & Overview EASA Approved ATP Integrated course designed for zero-experience candidates. Delivers intensive flight training in sunny Mediterranean weather at Thessaloniki International Airport with high annual flying hours and state-of-the-art ALSIM ALX FNPT II simulator. Flight Hours & Phase Breakdown • ATPL Theory: 750 hours classroom and web-based CBT covering 13 EASA subject areas. • Total Practical Hours: 200 hours of flight and simulator sessions. • Phase 1 (Basic Flight & Solo): 80 hours Visual Flight Rules (VFR) on Single-Engine Piston (SEP) with EFIS glass cockpit. • Phase 2 (Cross-Country & Night Rating): 40 hours Navigation, Night Flying (NVFR), and solo cross-country. • Phase 3 (Multi-Engine & Instrument): 35 hours Multi-Engine Piston (MEP) on Diamond DA42 and ALSIM ALX simulator. • Phase 4 (Advanced UPRT): FCL.745.A aerobatic upset prevention and recovery maneuvers. • Phase 5 (MCC Training): 20 hours Multi-Crew Cooperation training on ALSIM ALX FNPT II jet configuration. Admission & Entry Prerequisites • Minimum 18 years of age. • EASA Class 1 Medical Certificate. • High school graduation and proficient English skills. Official Qualification & Award • EASA Commercial Pilot Licence (CPL/A). • Multi-Engine Piston Class Rating (MEP). • Multi-Engine Instrument Rating (ME/IR with PBN). • Advanced UPRT & MCC Certificates.

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