Time Building Program
A program for pilots to build flight hours and gain essential experience.
Time Building is the phase where you independently accumulate flight hours and experience necessary to meet the minimum EASA standards to begin CPL(A) professional training.
The Professional's Math
To obtain a Commercial Pilot License (CPL), you must meet strict flight time criteria. The CPL training itself is not enough; you must have "flown" independently beforehand.
Total Time
Total flight time required in your logbook for the issuance of a CPL(A) license.
Pilot in Command
The most critical milestone. 100 hours as Pilot in Command (PIC) is a mandatory condition.
Start CPL Course
Minimum hours required just to commence the modular CPL training.
Where do you stand?
After obtaining your PPL, you have approx. 45 hours. There is still a long way to go. Time Building is an efficient way to close this gap by flying in a way that you enjoy.
Where to fly from here?
Mountain Challenge
Flying into the Alps is a great school for any pilot. You will learn to manage aircraft performance at higher altitudes and navigate through valleys.
Summer by the Sea
A cross-country flight to the Adriatic coast is a classic time-building trip. Perfect for practicing international communication and border crossings.
Precision Navigation
Explore the vast flatlands of Central Europe. Ideal for training radio navigation and handling large international airports.
