CPL EASA Theoretical Knowledge Course
Course Requirements
You must hold an ICAO PPL Licence.
Description
There are 13 subjects to pass at EASA level. Each stage is comprised of approximately 3 months of Distance Learning (average study time 15 hours per week), accompanied with web based training. A 4-day Ground School is at the end of each Stage (which comprises subject overviews and exam preparation) at our Luton Training Centre just prior to sitting each stage of EASA exams at a CAA examination centre (CATS Luton HQ, Gatwick, Bristol, Oxford, Ayrshire, Coventry or Rosyth).
Heli students undertake Full Heli courses; this is only available via Distance Learning at Luton. UK Military Personnel - we are ELCAS approved.
There are 13 subjects covered, grouped as follows:
STAGE 1 (OPERATIONAL)
Human Performance & Limitations
Air Law & ATC Procedures
Operational Procedures
VFR Communications
Meteorology
STAGE 2 (NAVIGATIONAL)
Principles of Flight
Performance
Flight Planning
General Navigation
Mass & Balance
STAGE 3 (TECHNICAL)
Aircraft General Knowledge
Instrumentation
Radio Navigation
Course Media
A feature-rich online web-based training system and offline iPad Application are included in all course packages. Full-colour printed text books are an optional extra.
Course Pricing
CPL
CPL Groundschool Dates
Contact us
Luton, LU2 8DL
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