CPL

COMMERCIAL PILOT LICENSE (CPL)

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The Commercial Pilot License (CPL) entitles its holder to act as a pilot in commercial aviation. In order to participate in the CPL course, you must have a private pilot licence and the night flight rating (NF) and a total flight experience of at least 150 hours, of which 100 hours as an aircraft commander.

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The theory part of the CPL course contains 250 hours of theory. In the flight training part, a total of 30 hours are flown. For holders of instrument rating (IR), the flight training is 15 hours. Flights are performed with Cessna 152  and Piper Turbo Arrow IV aircrafts. 

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A commercial pilot's license without additional qualifications entitles you to fly in commercial aviation operations in visual flight conditions, with a single-engine aircraft. In addition, you can fly, for example, an instrument or multi-engine rating. Most airlines also require the completion of Air Transport Pilot's theory training and MCC (Multi Crew Co-Operation) course before being employed by the airline.

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