EASA PRIVATE PILOT LICENSE
Achieve your EASA PPL in 45 hours pursuing a hobby or a career as a pilot, this is the first step in becoming a commercial pilot. A medical class II will be required before commencing your solo flights. The course intends to provide you with 35 hours of training under supervision and a further 10 hours of solo flying on completion of nine examinations.
EASA PPL key points:
First step on modular route to Commercial pilots licence.
Recognised worldwide- allows flight within Europe.
Covers nearly all single piston engine aircraft (Turbine aircraft requires additional training).
Minimum age for licence issue 17 years old.
Minimum visibility condition 5km.
Maintained through a minimum of 12 hours flying in 24 months.
Class II medical required.
Allows licence holder to undertake additional training to obtain the following:
- Tail wheel aircraft and aircraft with supercharged engines
- Retractable undercarriage
- Pressurised cabins
- Cruise exceeding 140kts
- Night and Instrument rating
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