Comercial Pilot licence - CPL (a)
Take the next step and turn your passion into a professional career.
Turn your passion into a profession with the CPL(A). This license is your ticket to the commercial cockpit, meeting full EASA standards. Whether you aim to fly regional charters, join a major airline, or operate complex single-pilot aircraft, this is where your career takes off. The sky is now your workplace.
EASA Certified
Valid throughout the European Union and recognized globally.
The Key to the Airline Cockpit
The Commercial Pilot Licence (CPL) allows you to fly for compensation. It is the essential step between private flying (PPL) and the Airline Transport Pilot Licence (ATPL).
Professional Attitude
Leave hobby habits behind. Learn to operate in major airport environments and controlled airspace.
Career Gateway
Essential qualification for employment with airlines, air taxis, or as a flight instructor.
Absolute Control
Training on complex aircraft with retractable gear and variable pitch propellers.
How Does Training Work?
A modular path from PPL to CPL. Click on a phase to see details.
Building Flight Hours
EASA requires you to have sufficient experience before starting the practical CPL course. This is the "gap" phase between PPL and CPL.
- ✓Minimum 150 total flight hours to start the course.
- ✓Emphasis on Pilot in Command (PIC) time.
- ✓Qualifying cross-country flight (300 NM).
- ✓Recommended: Night Rating qualification.
Theoretical Preparation
This is the most demanding part. Before the final Skill Test, you must pass exams at the Civil Aviation Authority (CAA). Most career pilots choose the full ATPL(A) theory.
Study Format
- ➜Method: Distance learning + classroom consultation.
- ➜Duration: Approx. 650 study hours (ATPL).
- ➜Exams: Computer-based tests at the CAA.
13 Subjects (ATPL):
Practical CPL(A) Module
Intensive flight training focused on precision. Flown primarily on complex aircraft (Cessna 172RG / Piper Arrow).
Syllabus (25 Hours*):
- Basic visual maneuvers.
- Emergency procedures and engine failures.
- Basic Instrument Flying.
- VFR Navigation.
- Min. 5 hours on Complex Aircraft (VP + RG).
Training Distribution
Can I Start Practical Training?
Verify if you meet the EASA entry requirements.
Enter Details
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CAA Exams
Tests are conducted on computers at the Civil Aviation Authority.
Pass Conditions:
- • Minimum 75% score.
- • 6 "sittings" total.
- • Max 4 attempts per subject.
Common Questions
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