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0 – Modular ATPL Course

ATO Smart Aviation is the only training center in Poznań that offers candidates without aviation experience comprehensive training from Zero to ATPL frozen.

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PPL(A)

PPL(A), i.e. the Private Pilot License, entitles its holder to perform non-commercial flights on single-engine piston aircraft with a maximum take-off weight not exceeding 5,700 kg.

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CPL(A)

CPL(A), i.e. the Commercial Pilot License, entitles its holder to perform commercial flights, including employment in an airline as a first officer.

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ATPL(A)

Theoretical training for the ATPL(A) Airline Pilot License in cooperation with Bristol Groundschool.

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IR(A)

IR is an additional rating included in the PPL(A) or CPL(A) license, which authorizes the pilot to perform instrument flights in IMC conditions.

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MEP(L)

MEP(L) is an additional rating included in the PPL(A) or CPL(A) license, which authorizes the pilot to fly multi-engine piston land aircraft.

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VFR NIGHT

VFR night is an additional rating included in the LAPL(A) or PPL(A) license, which authorizes the pilot to perform night flights in accordance with VFR regulations.

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APS MCC

The aim of the Enhanced-MCC training is to provide training in multi-crew cooperation, defining tasks and responsibilities in the cabin for the pilot flying PF and the pilot monitoring PM in the flight operations of an air carrier (airline).

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Advanced UPRT training

Our Center offers intensive UPRT (Upset Prevention and Recovery Training) training, which will help you master techniques for dealing with extreme aviation conditions.

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BIR

Training for the BIR rating involves training pilots to the level of proficiency needed to operate single-engine or multi-engine aircraft in IFR flights in IMC conditions.

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CB-IR

A candidate who completes the IR training according to the path based on the competence assessment and passes the practical exam, receives an IR entry on the license with the note CB, which allows him to perform instrument flights with a minimum decision height of 200 feet (60 m).

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HPA

Do you dream of piloting advanced and fast planes? Our High-Performance Aircraft (HPA) training is the key to achieving your goal!

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