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Stage 1 - FAA Private Pilot Ground School - 21 Days (Duration)
- 35 Hours Ground School in a classroom environment
- 1st attempt at the FAA Private Pilot Written Exam
Stage 2 - FAA Private Pilot Flying Training - 21 Days (Duration)
- 1 Hour Aircraft Rental Allowance for the FAA Private Pilot Check Ride
- 10 Hours Aircraft Rental for Solo Flying
- 35 Hours Aircraft Rental with Dual Flight Instruction
- 1st attempt at the FAA Private Pilot Oral/Practical Test
- 1st attempt at the UK CAA Communications Written Exam
- 1st attempt at the UK CAA Radio Telephony Practical Test
- 1 FAA Class 3 medical examination
Cumulative Flying Hours upon Completion: Total Flying: 46, Dual 35, PIC: 11, Simulator: 0
Stage 3 - FAA Instrument Rating Ground School - 21 Days (Duration)
- 30 Hours Ground School in a classroom environment
- 1st attempt at the FAA Instrument Pilot Written Exam
Stage 4 - FAA Instrument Rating Flying Training - 21 Days (Duration)
- 1.5 Hours Aircraft Rental Allowance for the FAA Instrument Check Ride
- 21 Hours Aircraft Rental with Dual Flight Instruction
- 14 Hours of Dual Training on our Frasca 142 Flight Simulator
- 1st attempt at the FAA Instrument Rating Oral & Practical Test
Cumulative Flying Hours Upon Completion:- Total: 68.5, Dual: 56, PIC: 11, Simulator: 14
Stage 5 - ATPL Theoretical Knowledge Training - 178 Days (Duration)
- JAA ATPL Ground School Course - Completed by Guided Distance Learning and Exam Brush Up.
There are three parts to the ATPL Theoretical Knowledge Training - the part you start on will depend on which part is currently being taught by guided distance learning.
The three parts are:
PART 1
Human Performance & Limitations
Air Law & ATC Procedures
Operational Procedures
VFR Communications
IFR Communications
Meteorology |
PART 2
Principles of Flight
Performance
Flight Planning
General Navigation
Mass & Balance |
PART 3
Aircraft General Knowledge
Instrumentation
Radio Navigation |
Guided Distance Learning is a combination of 'self study' and 'instruction'. You will spend roughly 17-20 half days during each part with an instructor in a classroom environment. Outside of the classroom, you are required to study either on your own using the CATS Online system or by reading through the printed books if you have opted to purchase them. At the end of each part there is a brush up course which is required to be completed prior to being authorized to take the ATPL Exams you have been working on - This brush up course is roughly five (5) half days which covers all of the studied material.
Stage 6 - Hour Building (practice flying) - completed during Stage 5
- 97.5 Hours of Aircraft Rental for Solo Flying
***NOTE: You should complete all required Cross Country, Landing, IR, etc flight requirements prior to starting Stage 7. Consult with your instructor to match your specific requirement.
Cumulative Flying Hours upon Completion: Total: 166, Dual: 56, PIC: 108.5, Simulator: 14
Stage 7 - JAA CPL Multi Engine Piston Training - 21 Days (Duration)
- 10 Hours Aircraft Rental with Dual Flight Instruction in a Complex Aircraft
- 8 Hours Aircraft Rental with Dual Flight Instruction in a Multi Engine Aircraft
- 12 Hours Ground school in a classroom environment
Cumulative Flying Hours upon Completion: Total: 186, Dual: 74, PIC: 110.5, Simulator: 14
Stage 8 part 1 - JAA Instrument Rating Multi Engine Training - 7 Days (Duration)
- 11 hours Aircraft Rental with Dual Flight Instruction
- 5 hours of ground school
Cumulative Flying Hours Upon Completion:- Total 197, Dual: 74, PIC: 110.5, Simulator: 14
Stage 8 part 2 - JAA Instrument Rating Multi Engine Training - 14 Days (Duration)
- 5 Hours FNPT 1 Simulator with Dual Instruction
- 5 Hours Beech BE 76 Duchess Aircraft Rental with Dual Instruction
- 8 Hours of ground school
Cumulative Flying Hours upon Completion: Total 204, Dual: 79, PIC: 112.5, Simulator: 19
The Above Package also Includes
- Issue of Form I-20 by EASA (required for M1 Visa Interview at the US Embassy)
- Unlimited use of EASA Self Study Centre
- Course Completion Certificate
- See download for full list of inclusive items
- Jacksonville Sectional Chart (these can be purchased on arrival at a discounted price)
- South East Airport Facilities Directory (these can be purchased on arrival at a discounted price)
- US Terminal Procedures South East (Instrument Approach Plates)
- Low En-route L23/24 (IFR Airways Chart)
- Headset (these can be purchased on arrival at a discounted price)
- TSA Registration fee (paid directly to TSA)
- SEVIS Registration fee (paid directly to SEVIS)
- See download for full list of non-inclusive items
- Able to Read, Write, and Speak the English Language
- Be at least 17 years old
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