Pilot
License
Commerical Pilot License
The Commercial Pilot’s License is required to get paid for the time that one is flying. It is usually the last step towards becoming an airline pilot.
What is CPL?
The CPL(A) is usually done in conjunction with a Multi-Engine Rating as well as an Instrument Rating. However, the following information is provided for the standalone course. For more information about how to acquire a CPL with IR and ME, please contact us and we will be more than happy to guide you.
Full-Time Course
Experience required
None
Age
16 years (17 years to get the license)
Training material
Included
Theory/Practical exams
Not Included
Class schedule
Monday – Friday (10AM – 4PM)
Date of commencement
February, July, October
Last session
TBA
Uniform (Mandatory)
1 shirt included
Booking status
Accepting applications
Course price
Part-Time Course
Experience required
None
Age
16 years (17 years to get the license)
Training material
Included
Theory/Practical exams
Not Included
Class schedule
Monday – Friday (10AM – 4PM)
Date of commencement
February, July, October
Last session
TBA
Uniform (Mandatory)
1 shirt included
Booking status
Accepting applications
Course price
Theoretical Knowledge
The theoretical knowledge for the CPL (A) is not required if the applicant is a holder of a frozen ATPL (A). However, the CPL has to be completed within 3 years of the last exam of the ATPL (A).
Flight Training
There are the following minimums to fly for the issuance of a CPL (A):
- A minimum of 25 hours of flight instruction
- A minimum of 10 hours of instrument flying time, of which not more than 5 hours can be done in our FNPT 2 Simulator.
- A minimum of 5 hours of flight instruction in a complex aircraft capable of the carriage of at least 4 persons, and with a variable pitch propeller and retractable undercarriage, such as our Piper Seneca II.
However, please note that for the governing body to issue the license, the applicant must have at least 200 total hours.
Training Schedule
The theoretical knowledge for the CPL (A) is not required if the applicant is a holder of a frozen ATPL (A). However, the CPL has to be completed within 3 years of the last exam of the ATPL (A).
Pre Entry Requirements
- 18 years and over
- The Private Pilot License holder
- 150 hours total
- 100 hours as pilot in command
- 20 hours of VFR cross-country flight time as pilot in command including a cross-country flight totalling at least 300 nautical miles in the course of which full-stop landings at two aerodromes different from the aerodromes of departure shall be made
- 5 hours of night flight time
Course Duration
The course usually takes a minimum of 3-4 weeks.
Other Information
- Courses are subject to final confirmation, changes or discontinuation
- Students must hold a valid JAA/EASA Class 1 Medical Certificate issued by CAD-TM approved Medical Examiner.
- Please call us for the latest prices and availability
- Uniform is mandatory.