Pilots For Pilots
Pilots For Pilots
Flight Simulator
We now offer an advanced flight simulator to supplement your training. Use it to sharpen IFR skills and safely practice emergency procedures.
Professional Approach
We instruct students to the highest standard of aeronautical knowledge and piloting expertise, essential for ensuring safer skies.
Strategic Location
Our Central European location, combined with the characteristics of a smaller airport, brings several key advantages to your training.
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Sightseeing Flight
The Pilot Experience is the perfect introduction for anyone who has never flown before. This approximately one-hour flight includes active participation alongside a certified flight instructor. You’ll get a real feel for flying an aircraft. If you’ve always dreamed of being a pilot, this is the definitive experience for you!
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Time Building
To advance your career, accumulating high-quality flight hours is a crucial requirement for commercial licenses. Our Time Building Program is your trusted partner, specifically engineered to help you reach your required flight hour minimums rapidly and effectively. Partner with us to seamlessly transition to your professional pilot career.
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Crafted for Speed
Pilots Licence
From Discovery Flight to CPL(A). We guide you from your first experience through to your Commercial Pilot License.
Decades of Expertise
Founded under Icarus Aviation Group, we leverage long-established aviation experience in our training.
Unbeatable Pricing
Fly the reliable Cessna 172 for the price of a 152. More comfort and space for training and travel.
Aviation Experts
Our instructors are seasoned professionals with extensive experience in commercial airline operations.
Flexible Scheduling
Busy schedule? We offer maximum planning flexibility: weekdays, weekends, mornings, or afternoons.
Graduate Discount
We provide our graduates with preferential aircraft rental rates for Time Building.
Our Great Classes
Premier Flight Training Programs
Trial flight
An introductory flight offers enthusiasts a unique experience before beginning PPL training and trying real piloting.
Instrument Rating
Train for this after earning your private pilot license to learn to fly in clouds using instruments.
night rating
Enhance your PPL with the Night Rating qualification. Gain the confidence and advanced skill to fly safely at night.
Our Training Programs
Become a Pilot Start Your Journey
Earning a Private Pilot Certificate involves meeting specific knowledge and experience requirements set by aviation authorities. This generally includes a minimum of 40 flight hours, divided into 30 hours with an instructor and 10 hours of solo flight. It’s important to note, however, that few pilots complete their training in the minimum time, as the average is typically between 60 and 80 hours.
To meet the core requirements for a Pilot Certificate, you must:
Meet Age Minimums: Typically, you must be at least 17 years old to obtain a private license, though training can begin sooner.
Be Medically Certified: You must pass a physical examination to obtain a medical certificate from an authorized aviation examiner. The required class of this certificate depends on whether you plan to fly for recreation or as a profession.
Be Proficient in English: You must be able to read, speak, write, and understand the English language.
Operational Limitations: Be subject to operational limitations placed on your certificate by the aviation authority if physical conditions require it for safe flight.
Upon obtaining the Private Pilot License (PPL(A)), pilots are authorized to act as pilot-in-command of any single-engine piston aircraft (SEP) with a maximum take-off mass of up to 5,700 kg, provided the operation is conducted on a non-commercial basis. This qualification permits the carriage of passengers for leisure purposes, and the license maintains international validity.
The possibilities are limitless! You can take local sightseeing flights with friends and family or travel longer distances for business or leisure. Challenge yourself (and your stomach) by learning aerobatics for fun or competition. Build and pilot your own aircraft, or restore and fly vintage and classic planes. Join a flying club to connect with fellow aviation enthusiasts. You can also contribute to a growing number of flight organizations that support humanitarian efforts, such as disaster relief or non-emergency medical transport. Additionally, you can continue your training to earn a Commercial Certificate and pursue a career with an airline or as a corporate or charter pilot.
FAQ
Frequently Asked Questions
Beginning your pilot training is an exciting journey with several stages. We’re here to guide you through each one and make the entire learning experience enjoyable.