If you are interested in the world of aviation and would like to start flying, attaining your PPL private pilot license will make you enjoy the feeling of piloting an airplane and also have the possibility of developing your career as a pilot with Panamedia.

The PPL (A) Private Pilot license is considered a “recreational license”. The holder is allowed to fly as pilot in command (PIC) or co-pilot on aircraft in non-commercial and unpaid operations. Upon finishing the PPL (A) course and getting the license, you can fly Single Engine Piston (SEP) aircraft in Visual Weather Conditions (VMC).
 
If you want to keep growing professionally, we recommend you to also visit the integrated commercial pilot course, Air Traffic Pilot License – ATPL (A) or the modular commercial pilot course, Commercial Pilot License – CPL.
 

Training objective

The objective of the course is to obtain the Private Pilot License – PPL (A) with which the holder will be able to perform flights, for non-commercial activities. 

THEORETICAL AND PRACTICAL TRAINING FOR THE Private Pilot License

Requirements

  • Minimum age: 16 years
  • Class II medical evaluation (CIMA)

Theoretical classes

  • Aircraft General Knowledge
  •  Air Law
  • Principles of Flight
  • Performance and Flight Planning
  • Meteorology
  • Navigation
  • Operational Procedures
  • Communications
  • Human Performance and Limitations

The classes will be held in the classrooms of Palma de Mallorca or Valencia, but if you are interested, you can also do the theoretical training online. Find out about this option.

Practical classes

  • 45 FLIGHT HOURS of Single Basic Engine:
    • 25 hours with instructor
    • 10 hours solo or with an instructor, depending on the progress of the student
    • 10 hours solo

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