PPL(A)
The Private Pilot License for Aircraft (PPL(A)) allows the holder to conduct non-commercial flights on single-engine piston aircraft with a maximum takeoff weight not exceeding 5700 kg.
Consists of 100 hours of training through classroom group sessions and distance learning. During this phase, you will need to acquire knowledge in the following areas:
- Aviation law
- General knowledge of aircraft structure
- Flight planning and performance
- Human capabilities and limitations
- Meteorology
- Navigation
- Operational procedures
- Principles of flight
- Communication
After successfully passing the internal exam, you will receive a certificate that will allow you to take the exam at the Civil Aviation Authority.
Consists of 45 hours in an actual aircraft or 40 hours in an aircraft and 5 hours on a simulator. Flights take place during daylight and in visual meteorological conditions. During practical training, students will spend approximately 10 hours in the aircraft.
- Minimum age of 16 (17 years is required to obtain the license)
- Equivalent of a high school education
- Class I or Class II aviation medical certificate
PPL(A)
PPL(A) theoretical training
| Net price | Hours | Comments |
|---|---|---|
| 1 000 EUR | 100 h | 30 h classroom / 70 h distance learning |
PPL(A) practical training SEP(L)
| Net price | Hours | Comments |
|---|---|---|
| 8 550 EUR | 45 h | Training on the Tecnam P2008JF / P2002JC |
PPL(A) practical training SEP(L)
| Net price | Hours | Comments |
|---|---|---|
| 285 EUR | 1,5 h | Skill test on the Tecnam P2008JF |
Total training cost: 9 835 EUR
Additional costs
PPL(A) practical exam
| Net price | Comments |
|---|---|
| 247,50 EUR | Exam on the Tecnam P2002JF/P2008JC |
EPPO full landing fee
| Price | Comments |
|---|---|
| 15 EUR | Gross cost including discount |
EPPO touch & go landing fee
| Price | Comments |
|---|---|
| 5 EUR | Gross cost including discount |