EASA CPL(H) – Commercial Pilot Licence (Helicopter)

EASA CPL(H) – Commercial Pilot Licence (Helicopter)

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EASA CPL(H) – Commercial Pilot Licence (Helicopter)

Start from zero flight time and build to 1500 hours while gaining multiple licences and an FI role. The program progresses from PPL(A) to CPL(A), includes IR(A) and MEP(A) training, ATPL theory, and culminates in FI training. After qualifying, trainees work as Flight Instructors (FI) with Flying Academy, gaining ~1300 additional hours over two years, reaching the 1500-hour milestone sought by airlines.

Why Do You Need This?

0 to 1500 Flight Hours

This program is specifically designed to take you from no experience to the 1500 flight hours that airlines typically require, ensuring you meet the key benchmark for employment.

Guaranteed Flight Instructor Role

After completing your initial training, you have the unique opportunity to work as a Flight Instructor (FI) for up to two years. This is a direct pathway to quickly and affordably build your flight time.

Multiple EASA Licenses

ou will earn multiple licenses and ratings throughout the program, including your Private Pilot License (PPL), Commercial Pilot License (CPL), Instrument Rating (IR), and your Flight Instructor (FI) license, giving you a comprehensive skill set.

Integrated Career Path

This is more than just a training course; it's a complete career program. It transitions you from student to certified pilot and then into a paid role, aligning your training with a clear career objective.

Career Opportunity

Commercial Pilot

This program is designed to make you a highly competitive candidate for airline First Officer roles. You will graduate with approximately 1500 flight hours, a crucial milestone sought by many airlines, positioning you for a successful career.

Flight Instructor (FI)

A key feature of this course is the direct job opportunity as a Flight Instructor. This role allows you to build significant flight experience, with up to 1300 additional hours, which are highly valued by airlines for future command roles.

Progression to Airline Captain

While the immediate goal is a First Officer role, this course also sets the stage for your long-term career. The ATPL theoretical knowledge you gain prepares you to "unfreeze" your license, paving the way for eventual promotion to an airline Captain.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Requirements Criteria

Minimum Age: You must be at least 18 years old to start the program.

Medical Certificate: You are required to hold a valid EASA Class 1 Medical Certificate. This ensures you meet the necessary health and fitness standards for a commercial pilot.

Academic Skills: You need to have a basic knowledge of Mathematics and Physics.

  • Ground Training Modules
    This material covers theoretical knowledge for your PPL, ATPL, and FI training. It includes subjects like Air Law, Navigation, and Meteorology, providing the foundational knowledge for flight.
  • Flight Instructor (FI) Training Kit
    This specialized material focuses on teaching techniques and instructional methods. It prepares you to become an effective Flight Instructor, helping you build your flight hours and gain valuable experience.
  • Flight Training Manuals
    These manuals guide you through the practical flight curriculum. They cover everything from basic flight manoeuvres for your PPL to advanced procedures for your CPL, IR, and multi-engine training.

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