EASA ATPL Integrated Airline Pilot Programme

Course Goal & Overview Comprehensive EASA ATPL(A) Integrated course combining classroom theory at Vilnius or Lleida-Alguaire campus with practical flight training in sunny Catalonia, Spain. Tailored for cadets targeting major European airline placements. Flight Hours & Phase Breakdown • Theoretical Knowledge: 750 hours of interactive classroom and ground school lectures covering 13 EASA subjects, Area 100 KSA, and long briefings. • Practical Flight Time: 205 total training hours. • Stage 1 (Visual Flight Rules): 90 hours VFR & solo navigation on Cessna 172 Skyhawk with Garmin G1000 avionics. • Stage 2 (Night Rating & Instrument): 35 hours NVFR and basic instrument flying on FNPT II simulator. • Stage 3 (Multi-Engine Piston): 35 hours on multi-engine Tecnam P2006T and FNPT II MEP device. • Stage 4 (Advanced UPRT): 3 hours practical upset recovery on single-engine aerobatic aircraft. • Stage 5 (APS MCC Jet Transition): 40 hours Multi-Crew Cooperation on A320 / B737 FSTD with integrated Virtual Reality training modules. Admission & Entry Prerequisites • Minimum 18 years of age. • EASA Class 1 Medical Certificate. • High School Certificate (English, Math, Physics). • Passing BAA Training Aptitude Assessment (Compass pilot testing). Official Qualification & Award • EASA Frozen ATPL(A) (CPL/MEP/IR with PBN). • Advanced UPRT Certificate. • Airline Pilot Standard MCC Certificate (APS MCC).