Why should your entire pilot training depend on one flight school, one airport and one fleet? Our partner ATOs are located across Poland, so each stage is flown where that stage trains best.
Why should your entire pilot training depend on one flight school, one airport and one fleet?
Our partner ATOs are located across Poland, currently in Leszno, Bydgoszcz, Poznań, Gdańsk, Warsaw and Kraków. This gives you the flexibility to complete your training at one location when everything works well, or to move within our network when another ATO is better suited to your next stage.
Different phases of pilot training benefit from different environments.
For your PPL and hour building, a smaller airport can mean easier access to aircraft, less ground congestion and more efficient flying.
When you progress to MEP, MEIR and CPL, training from a larger international airport gives you experience in a more complex operational environment, with controlled airspace, instrument procedures and the navigational infrastructure used during professional training.
Your A-UPRT is best suited to an airfield and operation designed around specialised upset-recovery training, while your Boeing 737 APS MCC takes place at a professional simulator training centre used for airline training.
Instead of expecting one ATO to be the best at everything, we select the right training environment for each stage of your journey.
You are never locked into one ATO for the complete programme.
If you are happy with your training and progressing well, you can stay at the same location for the modules available there.
But if aircraft availability becomes limited, your training is progressing too slowly, the location doesn't suit you, or you simply prefer another training organisation, you can change to another ATO within our network after completing your current module.
We support the transition, coordinate your next training stage and can assist you with local accommodation and practical arrangements at your new location.
There is no additional transfer fee for changing between ATOs within our network after a completed module.
Changing location doesn't mean starting again.
Your training remains part of one coordinated 0-ATPL pathway, with one continuous training file following your progress from your first flight through to professional and airline preparation.
You get the flexibility and independence of modular training without having to navigate the entire process on your own.
One programme. Multiple specialist ATOs. The freedom to train where your training works best.
The airport at Poznań offers a unique training environment. It is a fully controlled international airport, open 24 hours a day, seven days a week, with all the navigational aids needed to complete the full 0-ATPL training in one location - rather than moving between fields for the instrument phases.
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