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PPL - ATPL
PPL
According to many people, pilots undoubtedly have the most beautiful office view. Wouldn't you like to have your own office view in the sky? If your answer is yes, let's take a look at the details.
If you want to fly your own aircraft for non-commercial purposes, or if you have your eye on the airlines and want to climb the steps one by one, you are in the right training program!
Candidates who wish to start the Private Pilot Licence (PPL) course must be at least 17 years old and must be able to obtain at least a Class 2 medical certificate from hospitals authorized by the Directorate General of Civil Aviation.
Hospitals authorized by the DGCA: (http://web.shgm.gov.tr/documents/sivilhavacilik/files/pdf/saglik_birimi/yetkili_saglik_kuruluslari.pdf)
The Private Pilot Licence (PPL) Theoretical Knowledge Training lasts a total of 143 hours.
- Air Law and ATC Procedures - 12 Hours
- Aircraft General Knowledge - 24 Hours
- Flight Performance and Planning - 18 Hours
- Human Performance - 12 Hours
- Meteorology - 20 Hours
- Navigation - 24 Hours
- Operational Procedures - 6 Hours
- Principles of Flight - 15 Hours
- Communication Procedures - 12 Hours
- Technical Training on the Aircraft Used in Training - 12 Hours
- Safety Management System / SMS - 2 Hours
- Accident Prevention and Flight Safety - 2 Hours
These theoretical courses, delivered by instructors who are experts in their fields and actively working in operations, are taught with modern techniques integrated into current practice. In addition to theoretical courses, our instructors prepare pilot candidates for the aviation sector with realistic approaches by sharing their experience.
Those who pass the examinations on this theoretical training held at the school and by the Directorate General of Civil Aviation become eligible to proceed to the flight training phase. Flight training is provided by Atlantic Flight Academy (AFA). Simulator training will be held in Beylikdüzü, and actual flight training will be held at the Çorlu, Edremit or Bodrum bases, depending on availability. Candidates will complete a total of 45 hours of actual flight with Türkiye's youngest and most modern aircraft fleet, meeting the tasks set by the Directorate General of Civil Aviation.
Through this collaboration established to provide pilot candidates with the highest-quality training, BAU Flight Academy and Atlantic Flight Academy promise you a bright future in the skies.
Course Admission Requirements
• BAU Flight Academy Student Application Form,
• Medical Report (obtained within the last three months from hospitals authorized by the DGCA),
• Criminal Record Certificate,
• Copy of Identity Register,
• Residence Certificate,
• Certificate of Education or Photocopy of Diploma (e-Government),
• Photocopy of Identity Card (Front and Back),
• Language Proficiency Certificate (from an institution approved by the Ministry of National Education),
• 12 Passport Photographs (White Background)
ATPL
According to many people, pilots undoubtedly have the most beautiful office view. Wouldn't you like to have your own office view in the sky? If your answer is yes, let's take a look at the details.
If you have obtained your private pilot licence but have your eye on the airlines, you are in the right training program!
Candidates who wish to start the Airline Transport Pilot Licence (ATPL) course must be at least 18 years old, hold a PPL(A), and be able to obtain a Class 1 medical certificate from hospitals authorized by the Directorate General of Civil Aviation.
Hospitals authorized by the DGCA: (http://web.shgm.gov.tr/documents/sivilhavacilik/files/pdf/saglik_birimi/yetkili_saglik_kuruluslari.pdf)
For pilots holding a Private Pilot Licence PPL(A), the "Modular ATPL(A) Theoretical Knowledge Training" lasts 650 hours.
• Air Law and ATC Procedures – 48 hours
• Aircraft General Knowledge – Airframe/Systems/Powerplant – 66 hours
• Aircraft General Knowledge – Instrumentation – 24 hours
• Mass and Balance – 30 hours
• Performance – 48 hours
• Flight Planning and Monitoring – 30 hours
• Human Performance – 60 hours
• Meteorology – 72 hours
• General Navigation – 76 hours
• Radio Navigation – 100 hours
• Operational Procedures – 24 hours
• Principles of Flight – 36 hours
• VFR Communications – 16 hours
• IFR Communications – 20 hours
These theoretical courses, delivered by instructors who are experts in their fields and actively working in operations, are taught with modern techniques integrated into current practice. In addition to theoretical courses, our instructors prepare pilot candidates for the aviation sector with realistic approaches by sharing their experience.
Those who pass the examinations on this theoretical training held at the school and by the Directorate General of Civil Aviation become eligible to proceed to the flight training phase. Flight training is provided by Atlantic Flight Academy (AFA). Simulator training will be held in Beylikdüzü, and actual flight training will be held at the Çorlu, Edremit or Bodrum bases, depending on availability. Candidates will complete a minimum of 200 hours of actual flight time with Türkiye's youngest and most modern aircraft fleet, meeting the tasks set by the Directorate General of Civil Aviation. This total includes Night Rating (NR), Pilot-in-Command (PIC) flight, Instrument Rating (IR) training, Commercial Pilot Licence (CPL) training and Multi-Engine Rating (ME) training.
Through this collaboration established to provide pilot candidates with the highest-quality training, BAU Flight Academy and Atlantic Flight Academy promise you a bright future in the skies.
Course Admission Requirements
• BAU Flight Academy Student Application Form,
• Class 1 Medical Report (obtained within the last 3 months from hospitals authorized by the DGCA),
• Criminal Record Certificate,
• Copy of Identity Register,
• Residence Certificate,
• Certificate of Education or Photocopy of Diploma (e-Government),
• Photocopy of Identity Card (Front and Back),
• Language Proficiency Certificate (from an institution approved by the Ministry of National Education),
• 12 Passport Photographs (White Background)
• Photocopies of Existing Pilot Licences, Certificates and Logbook
• Photocopy of Security Training Certificate (if any)
