Training
Pilot License
Become a pilot. From the LAPL license to professional ATPL qualifications.
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Choose your course
Select the training that fits your project and profile.
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Receive your quote
Answer 5 questions in 2 minutes. An advisor calls you back within 48h*.
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Start your training
Enrol in the nearest partner driving school.
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Frequently asked questions
What is the minimum age to learn to fly a plane?
You can start training from age 14. The first solo flight is permitted at 16. The LAPL and PPL are issued from age 17.
How many hours are required for a PPL?
EASA regulations require a minimum of 45 flight hours for the PPL, including 10 hours solo. In practice, most candidates need 50 to 70 hours.
Can you become an airline pilot from a LAPL or PPL?
Yes, the LAPL and PPL are the first steps towards a professional career. The progression is: PPL → CPL (Commercial Pilot Licence) → ATPL (Airline Transport Pilot Licence). Each step requires additional training and flight hours.
Is a medical examination required to learn to fly?
Yes. To fly solo, a medical certificate is mandatory. The LAPL requires a LAPL class (less restrictive), the PPL requires a class 2. The exam must be carried out by a DGAC-approved AME (Aircraft Medical Examiner).