FAA 0 to CPL(A)
FAA 0 to CPL(A)
This is an accelerated pathway under the FAA system, taking you from zero experience to a Commercial Pilot Licence in the USA. The program is designed for aspiring pilots who wish to train efficiently and obtain an internationally-recognized qualification for commercial flying opportunities
Why Do You Need This?
Accelerated Training in the USA: .
The program's intensive schedule and ideal weather conditions allow for rapid progress. This helps you complete your training and start your professional career faster than other traditional programs
High-Quality Instruction:
You will train at FAA-approved schools with modern fleets and experienced instructors. This ensures you receive a high standard of education and hands-on flight training from day one.
Direct Pathway to US Flying:
Upon completion, you will hold an FAA CPL, which is required for commercial flying operations within the United States. This licence immediately opens up career opportunities in the US.
Option for EASA Licence Conversion: .
This program is an excellent foundation for a global career. The FAA licence can be converted to an EASA licence, requiring additional exams and flight checks, providing greater career flexibility
Career Opportunity
FAA Commercial Pilot:
With your FAA CPL, you are qualified to fly commercially for hire or reward within the United States, including charter and corporate flying.
Flight Instructor:
You can obtain an additional Flight Instructor (FI) rating, which allows you to build flight hours and gain invaluable experience by teaching other students.
Corporate Pilot:
The skills and flight hours you gain in this program are a great foundation for a career as a corporate pilot, flying business executives on private jets.
International Conversion Pathway:
Your FAA licence provides a clear path to convert to an EASA licence, opening up career opportunities in Europe and other international markets.
Frequently Asked Questions
Can I convert an FAA licence to EASA?
Yes, but it requires additional theoretical exams and a practical flight test to meet EASA requirements.
How is FAA training different from EASA training?
FAA training is generally more flight-hour-focused and flexible, while EASA training is more structured and theory-intensive, with a greater emphasis on specific procedural standards.
Requirements Criteria
A minimum age of 18 years is required to receive the Commercial Pilot Licence.
You must hold an FAA Class 1 Medical Certificate before starting the program.
A high school diploma or equivalent is a mandatory educational requirement.
You must be able to read, speak, write, and understand the English language fluently.
A strong commitment to a full-time, intensive training schedule is essential.
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Ground School (FAA Syllabus):
Comprehensive ground school training covering all theoretical knowledge areas required for the PPL, Instrument Rating, and CPL, as per the FAA syllabus. -
PPL, IR, and CPL Training:
A structured curriculum that progresses from Private Pilot Licence (PPL) to Instrument Rating (IR) and culminates in the Commercial Pilot Licence (CPL), each building on the last. -
Extensive Flight Time:
The program includes more than 200 hours of flight training, consisting of dual instruction, solo flying, and long cross-country flights under various conditions. -
Advanced Skill Development:
You will learn essential flying skills, including complex aircraft maneuvers, instrument flight procedures, and navigation, all crucial for professional flying. -
Checkride Preparation: .
The curriculum includes dedicated preparation for your FAA written exams and practical checkrides, with one-on-one sessions and briefings with your instructor
Ready to Enroll in FAA 0 to CPL(A)?
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