Privileges & Validity
• Act as Pilot In Command (PIC) on aircraft in the category and class for which the PPL is issued
• VFR operations (day) within EASA member states and ICAO-compliant worldwide
• Medical certificate: Class 2.
Entry Requirements
• Minimum age: 17 years
• Medical certificate: Class 2
• RT (radiotelephony) license and LPE level 4+ for radio communication
• Passed theoretical knowledge exams
• No prior flight experience required (ab-initio training)
Flight Training
• Total minimum of 45 flight hours, including:
• Min. 25 hours dual flight instruction with an instructor
• Min. 10 hours solo flight time, incl. at least 5 hours solo cross-country
• One mandatory solo cross-country flight of at least 150 NM with full-stop landings at 2 other aerodromes
Rules & Regulation
• Based on Part‑FCL in EASA Regulation (EU) No. 1178/2011, including:
• Part‑FCL, Annex I: general rules for obtaining the PPL(A)
• Appendix 1: training and experience requirements for the PPL(A)
• Appendix 9: skill test requirements for the PPL(A)
PPL
Private Pilot License
The Private Pilot License (PPL) is the ideal starting point for anyone who wants to fly for leisure or as the foundation for a future professional flying career.
With training focused on fundamental flying skills, navigation, and airspace knowledge, the PPL allows you to fly under VFR as Pilot in Command on single-engine aircraft. Additional privileges, such as Night Rating or further advanced training, can be added later.
If you are excited to start your flying journey, please contact us.
You can begin training with no prior experience, and we will guide you step by step. From initial flight instruction to your skill test, we offer high-quality training at competitive rates, ensuring you build the skills and confidence needed to become a safe and competent private pilot.