Courses in Zero to ATPL

Anyone over the age of 18 may choose to enroll in a course, which is typically offered by colleges, universities or other professional institutions. Countless courses from which to choose all over the world can benefit students both personally and in their pursuit of educational achievements.

What is a course in zero to ATPL? This course helps a person achieve the ATPL (the airline transport pilot licence). This course may include training in a controlled airspace to help gain experience in commercial piloting with instrument rating, multi-engine rating and a “frozen” ATPL (when the pilot has completed all 14 ATPL theoretical exams) with a 200 flight-hour minimum. Students will undergo extensive ground training, flight training and exams.

Taking a course in zero to ATPL has benefits beyond flying the friendly skies, including several that aid in navigating today’s high-paced world. Assets such as improving decision-making abilities, thinking on one’s feet and learning to master grace under pressure enhance anyone’s daily life.

The duration of a zero to ATPL course typically takes between 15 and 24 months, depending on the institution. Costs for the course also will vary, so prospective students are encouraged to research the costs associated with any new school.

Completion of a zero to ATPL course helps an individual with no prior flight experience attain the title of pilot-in-command (PIC), the highest level of aircraft pilot certification that a civilian may hold. This also entitles the recipient to act as a co-pilot (first officer) in commercial air transport. Well-trained and qualified professionals are continually sought by the airline industry to safely transport more than 5 billion air travelers each year.

Flying academies all around the world offer courses in zero to ATPL. To get started, search for your program below and contact directly the admission office of the school of your choice by filling in the lead form.