EASA ATPL(H) Integrated – Airline Transport Pilot Licence (Helicopter)
EASA ATPL(H) Integrated – Airline Transport Pilot Licence (Helicopter)
Why Do You Need This?
Zero to Hero Efficiency:
The streamlined, full-time structure allows you to achieve a "frozen ATPL" faster than modular alternatives.
Highest Standard of Training:
The integrated syllabus is designed to the highest EASA standards, producing graduates with superior skills and knowledge, which is highly attractive to employers.
Career-Focused Curriculum:
The training is specifically tailored to meet the demands of commercial helicopter operators, from offshore transport to emergency medical services (HEMS).
"Frozen ATPL" Credential:
Graduating with a frozen ATPL signifies to employers that you have the theoretical knowledge to advance to an Airline Transport Pilot, requiring only the necessary flight hours to "unfreeze" it.
Career Opportunity
Offshore Transport:
Supporting the oil and gas industry.
HEMS (Helicopter Emergency Medical Services):
Air ambulance and rescue operations.
Search and Rescue (SAR):
Critical life-saving missions.
Aerial Work:
Including surveying, filming, and tourism.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the minimum education required?
A good secondary education with strong Mathematics and Physics background is recommended but not mandatory.
How long does the course take?
16 Months
What license will I receive?
You'll graduate with a frozen ATPL(H), including CPL(H), IR, and multi-engine ratings.
Requirements Criteria
A minimum age of 18 years at the start of the course.
Must hold a valid EASA Class 1 Medical Certificate.
Demonstrated proficiency in the English language is essential.
High School / O Levels / A Levels or Equivalent
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Theoretical Knowledge Instruction (ATPL Theory):
You will master 13 complex subjects, including Principles of Flight, Meteorology, Navigation, and Air Law, building the foundational knowledge required for airline operations. -
Practical Flight Training:
Starting with basic helicopter manoeuvres, you will progress through advanced training, including Night Flying, Instrument Flying (IR), and Multi-Engine operations, culminating in the Commercial Pilot Licence (CPL) skills test. -
EASA License
Upon successful completion, you will hold a Commercial Pilot Licence (CPL), an Instrument Rating (IR), and a frozen Airline Transport Pilot Licence (ATPL) theory credit, making you a prime candidate for helicopter airlines worldwide. -
Included in the course
135hrs flight time on R22 helicopter, 1.5hrs skill test on R22 helicopter, 13 Theoretical subjects ATPL(H)/IR theory – 750hrs total etc.
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