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Modular Course CPL (A)
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Modular Course CPL (A) Classroom Course
Course Programme
If you don’t hold an Instrument Rating (IR):
Single Engine (SE): 25 hours of dual flight as follow:
- 10 hours of dual instrument flight
- 15 hours of dual visual flight
If you hold an Instrument Rating (IR):
Single Engine (SE): 15 hours of dual flight as follow:
- 5 hours of dual flight in an advanced single engine aircraft
- 10 hours of dual flight in a basic single engine aircraft
Requeriments
- To hold a Private Pilot Licence PPL (A).
- 150 hours total time as a pilot before the beginning of the course.
- 200 hours total time at the moment of doing the final exam.
Requeriments
- To hold a Private Pilot Licence PPL (A).
- 150 hours total time as a pilot before the beginning of the course.
- 200 hours total time at the moment of doing the final ex
Course Programme
If you don’t hold an Instrument Rating (IR):
Single Engine (SE): 25 hours of dual flight as follow:
- 10 hours of dual instrument flight
- 15 hours of dual visual flight
If you hold an Instrument Rating (IR):
Single Engine (SE): 15 hours of dual flight as follow:
- 5 hours of dual flight in an advanced single engine aircraft
- 10 hours of dual flight in a basic single engine aircraft
Course Programme
If you don’t hold an Instrument Rating (IR):
Single Engine (SE): 25 hours of dual flight as follow:
- 10 hours of dual instrument flight
- 15 hours of dual visual flight
If you hold an Instrument Rating (IR):
Single Engine (SE): 15 hours of dual flight as follow:
- 5 hours of dual flight in an advanced single engine aircraft
- 10 hours of dual flight in a basic single engine aircraft
Requeriments
- To hold a Private Pilot Licence PPL (A).
- 150 hours total time as a pilot before the beginning of the course.
- 200 hours total time at the moment of doing the final exam.
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