Question 1

What are the minimum requirements to start training?

Accepted Answer

For PPL: minimum age 17, Class 2 medical, and a high school education. For ATPL-integrated: age 18, Class 1 medical, and math/physics at secondary level.

Question 2

Do I need prior flight experience?

Accepted Answer

No. Our ab-initio programs are designed for students with zero flight hours.

Question 3

What is the application process?

Accepted Answer

Submit the online application, attend an admissions interview, pass the aptitude assessment, and complete your medical. Most applicants are admitted within 3 weeks.

Question 4

How long does it take to become a commercial pilot?

Accepted Answer

Our integrated ATPL program takes 18–24 months. Modular training can take 2–4 years depending on your pace.

Question 5

What aircraft will I train on?

Accepted Answer

Primary training on Cessna 172 with Garmin G1000. Advanced training on Piper Seminole, Diamond DA42, and our full-motion Redbird FMX simulator.

Question 6

What happens if the weather is bad?

Accepted Answer

We substitute simulator sessions and ground instruction. Your program timeline is protected by a structured schedule.

Question 7

Does the tuition include everything?

Accepted Answer

Tuition covers all flight hours, instructor fees, ground school, landing fees, and examination fees. Medical exams, accommodation, and personal equipment (headset, iPad) are separate.

Question 8

Do you offer financing?

Accepted Answer

Yes. We partner with aviation finance providers and offer payment plans. Speak with admissions for a personalized plan.

Question 9

What is your graduate placement rate?

Accepted Answer

94% of our ATPL graduates have a job offer within 6 months of graduation, typically with regional or major carriers.

Question 10

Do you have airline partnerships?

Accepted Answer

Yes. We have direct cadet program pipelines with 4 major carriers across 3 continents.

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