Wouldn’t you like to transfer your years of cabin experience to the cockpit, get pilot training and become a pilot in a prestigious airline company?

With the ATPL (Airline Transport Pilot License) Training Program, which we have specially developed for cabin crew candidates, we aim to bring you to your pilot dreams while working. This program, which includes 700+ Hours of Theoretical and 200+ Hours of Flight Training, is tailor-made for cabin crew members and includes personalized training, flight planning, virtual classroom training and the opportunity to fly in different locations. If you want to reflect your cabin crew experience to the cockpit and be in the captain’s chair behind the door, this training is for you!

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Airline Transport Pilot License – ATPL Modular Training

The type of license required for those who make the sky their office and choose piloting as a profession is ATPL, the Airline Transport Pilot License. Whether you want to be an airline pilot, a private jet pilot, or engage in different commercial activities with a multi-engine aircraft, the training you need to take will be ATPL training. In this program, which is opened modularly in our flight school, there are facilities that you can progress in coordination with your work or school life. Considering factors such as personal work performance, exam processes, meteorology, the program lasts between 14-18.

Stages of ATPL Modular Training:

Trainings are delivered in packages/modules and consist of different phases.
These phases are:

Health Report:

In PPL training, which is the first stage of modular ATPL training, pilot candidates must obtain a medical report after registration until the theoretical training at the latest. The health report is obtained from hospitals authorized by the Directorate General of Civil Aviation. The registrations of pilot candidates who cannot obtain a medical report due to health problems after registration are canceled free of charge. A 2nd class health certificate is sufficient for PPL(A), PIC and NVFR, which is the 1st stage of the training. Candidates are required to have a 1st class medical certificate before the commercial pilot certificate when they proceed to the 2nd stage. It is recommended by our flight school that candidates enrolled in the ATPL course obtain a 1st class medical certificate from the very beginning of the training. You can call our flight school to get information about health certificates.

English Language Proficiency:

Language proficiency certificate is not required for course registration in ATPL modular training program. Candidates who do not have English language proficiency can enroll in the English course until the 2nd stage of the training after enrolling in the training and can continue their training by passing the language proficiency exam before the commercial pilot training phase. Our flight school provides support to candidates who do not have English language proficiency before commercial pilot license training. You can contact our support center on the subject

Duration of Flights During ATPL Training

During the training period, student pilots fly a total of 217 hours, including check flights.

Career Opportunities

  • Airline Pilot
  • Cargo & Transport Pilot
  • Private Jet Pilot

Who Can Apply?

  • Over 17 years old
  • No Criminal Record

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the Difference between Modular ATPL and Integrated ATPL?

In modular education, the stages of training can be carried out in different institutions and spread over time. In integrated education, training is combined in a single institution and requires continuity.

The training period varies according to the availability of the person, exam performance and meteorology, but lasts 14-18 months on average.

Modular ATPL training consists of PPL, PIC, ATPL Theory, NVFR, IR, CPL and ME stages.

If you fail the check flight, you will only fly as many extra flights as the examiner determines for the training you have checked. Afterwards, you will take the check flight again.

The SEP(A) authorization on the CPL(A) you have received as a result of this training is valid for 2 years, IR(A) and ME(A) are valid for 1 year. In order to extend your license period, you must make a renewal flight before or after the expiration of the relevant validity periods.

When you complete the training, you will have flown a total of 217:00 hours including check flights.

You do not need to speak English during the first 4 months of training, but you must have English proficiency at ICAO Level 4 before commercial pilot training. It is recommended that you improve your English while training.

A 1st class medical certificate is sufficient for CPL(A), IR (A) and ME (A), and a 2nd class medical certificate is sufficient for PPL(A), PIC and NVFR.

The course starts with PPL theoretical training and continues with ATPL theoretical training after the PPL is issued. Frequently asked questions about ATPL theory can be found here.

010 Air Law and ATC Procedures, 021 Airframe/ Aircraft Systems/ Engine, 022 Instrument/Electronics, 031 Weight and Balance, 032 Performance, 033 Flight Planning and Monitoring, 040 Human Performance and Limits, 050 Meteorology, 061 General Navigation, 062 Instrument Navigation, 070 Operating Procedures, 081 Flight Principles, 091 VFR Communication, 092 IFR Communication

Modular ATPL Training takes 14-18 months depending on the main factors such as individual performance, study discipline and meteorology.

ATPL Training Course Prices start from 70.000 Euros at our flight academy.

In order for a person to become an airline pilot, they must receive ATPL training from flight schools. ATPL holder pilots can apply for a job with airline companies.

ATPL stands for Airline Transport Pilot License in English and Airline Transport Pilot License in Turkish. It is the type of license that a person must obtain to become an airline pilot.

ATPL training lasts between 14-18 hours depending on the performance of the person and meteorological conditions. In total, the training covers over 700 hours of theoretical and 210 hours of flight training.