CPL(A) Course: Commercial Pilot License
Asteraviation’s modular CPL course
Asteraviation’s CPL (Commercial Pilot Licence) course is designed for those who wish to obtain a commercial pilot licence and pursue a professional career as a pilot.
The course includes theoretical training and practical instruction, and takes place at the Asteraviation facility in Villafranca.
The course in brief
16 anni
250 hours
25 hours
Villafranca di Verona
What is a CPL license and what is it used for?
The CPL (Commercial Pilot Licence) is the license that allows one to engage in professional activity as a commercial pilot, in accordance with the conditions set out by the regulations.
It represents a fundamental step for those wishing to pursue a professional career as a pilot and is one of the licenses required to work as a co-pilot for an airline.
Requirements for the CPL course
To be eligible for the final examination, you must be at least 18 years old and have completed a total of at least 200 flight hours, in accordance with the requirements for obtaining the license.
How the modular CPL course works
The modular CPL course includes a theoretical component and a practical component, which are addressed progressively throughout the training program.
Theoretical training
- 250 hours
Theoretical training
The course includes 250 hours of theory, which can be completed in a classroom or via a distance learning platform. Students who have already passed all ATPL theoretical examinations are not required to attend the CPL theoretical course or take the corresponding theoretical examinations.
Practical training
- 25 hours
Practical training
The practical component includes 25 hours of training with a flight instructor.
- 250 hours
Theoretical training
The course includes 250 hours of theory, which can be completed in a classroom or via a distance learning platform. Students who have already passed all ATPL theoretical examinations are not required to attend the CPL theoretical course or take the corresponding theoretical examinations.
- 25 hours
Practical training
The practical component includes 25 hours of training with a flight instructor.
Do you already have an IR rating?
For pilots who already hold an IR rating on a PPL(A) license, the required training may be reduced to a total of 15 hours.
CPL final exam
Once the theoretical and practical training is complete, the student may take the final examination to obtain the license.
to have completed at least 200 total flight hours.
Frequently asked questions about the CPL course and license
What can I do with a CPL license?
How many hours does the CPL course entail?
Is a PPL license already required to enroll in the modular CPL course?
Can I follow the CPL theory course remotely?
At what age can I obtain a CPL license?
If I have already passed the ATPL theoretical exams, do I need to attend the CPL theory course?
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