COMMERCIAL PILOT
Theoretical Instruction
The theoretical course to obtain a Commercial Pilot license lasts 04 months.
Classes are held Monday through Friday and cover in depth the essential topics established by the DGAC for certification as a Commercial Pilot with Multi-Engine and Instrument Rating. This intensive program is designed to provide the fundamental knowledge necessary to meet regulatory requirements and prepare you for certification exams.
Flight Instruction
To obtain a Commercial Pilot license, the student must complete a minimum of 200 flight hours according to RAP 61.
100 hours of time as pilot in command
20 hours of cross-country flight as pilot in command
A cross-country flight of a minimum of 300 NM
10 hours of instrument flight training
5 hours of night flight
For the instrument flight rating, the student must complete a minimum of:
50 hours of pilot-in-command time on cross-country flights
40 hours of instrument flight
For the Multi-Engine Qualification, the student must fly 10 hours in the aircraft of the category in which he/she wishes to obtain the qualification, completing the course with a total of 220 flight hours.
Requirements
Minimum Age
18 years old
Class I Medical Certificate
Private Pilot License
02 passport-sized photographs
Copy of Studies Certificate
Includes
Registration
04 month theoretical course
Digital material
Access to reference material
Uniform
Aircraft
Cessna C-150H
Cessna C-172H
Aero Commander 500S
JUST ONE STEP AWAY FROM FULFILLING YOUR DREAM...
Our Commercial Pilot Course is designed to take your skills to the next level, providing you with advanced training that opens doors to new opportunities in professional aviation. Take advantage of this opportunity to advance your career and achieve your professional goals with the support of a team committed to your success.
The Commercial Pilot license allows you to act as pilot in command in commercial air transport services and to act as co-pilot (First Officer) in aircraft of the appropriate category.
