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Course description
The objective of the integrated airline pilot course is to train an ab initio pilot to obtain the comptency required to become a 1st officer on multi-crew commercial transport aircraft of greater than 5.7 tonnes or as a pilot in command on a single pilot commercial aircraft.
This training begins with the airline pilot theory (ATPL) course and continues with basic practical flight training on a single engine aircraft followed by advanced training on twin engine aircraft and simulators. Throughout the ground and flight training courses the student will acquire the know-how and interpersonal skills required for an airline pilot career. The future pilot will encounter diverse technical and meteorological situations requiring decision making skills and building real life experiences.
The level of aviation flight safety requires attention and vigilance at all times from everyone. This high level is acquired through in depth training and the correct application of procedures.
Course entry requirements
Aged 17 years
Class 1 medical certificate
Course entry assessment in Maths, Physics and English (high school level)
Course details
ATPL theory course: 14 modules (750 hours over - months)
Basic flying skills: 25 hours of practical flight training and 49 hours of solo flight
Advanced flying skills: 17h30 on a complex aircraft (variable pitch propeller, retracting gear)
Instrument flight: 45 hours of flight and simulator training
Advanced instrument flight: 50 hours of flight and simulator training
Multi-crew co-operation: 20 hours of training on a Boeing 737NG simulator
Training resources
Diamond DA40 for basic training
Socata TB20 for advanced and instrument training
Diamond DA42 for twin engine instrument training
Certified FNPT II Frasca and Alsim simulators
Fully equipped classrooms
Briefing rooms
A large flight preparation room
Diplomas and examinations
ATPL theory certificates
CPL (A) Commercial Pilot's Licence
SEP (A) Single engine piston rating
MEP (A) Multi-engine pistion rating
IR (A) Instrument rating
MCC Multi-crew co-operation
Course duration
Theory course: 750 hours over 6 months
Practical training: 196h30
Total flight hours: 151h30
Total simulator hours: 45h
For further information and pricing please contact:
Mail: contact@epag-ng.fr
Telephone: +33 9 83 36 36 54