You will have approximately a minimum of 767 hours of ground instructions over 36 weeks. This stage is separated into three phases and provides you with essential knowledge and understanding in the following:

  • aircraft general knowledge
  • VFR communications
  • IFR communications
  • human performance
  • instrumentation
  • principles of flight
  • air law
  • aircraft performance
  • flight planning and monitoring
  • operational procedures
  • radio navigation
  • general navigation
  • mass and balance
  • meteorology

Phase I

  • aircraft general knowledge
  • VFR communications
  • IFR communications

Phase II

  • human performance
  • instrumentation
  • principles of flight
  • air law

Phase III

  • aircraft performance
  • flight planning and monitoring
  • operational procedures
  • radio navigation
  • general navigation
  • mass and balance
  • meteorology

Duration

767 hours

Entry Requirements

  • be at least 18 years old
  • be fluent in English
  • Non-British students should have a UKVI Academic IELTS overall grade of 5.5 with a no less than 5 in individual stages.
  • EASA Class 1 Medical

Intake Dates & Locations

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