Commercial Pilot license 200 H (CPL)

Joining our CPL course grants you access to an education provided by some of the leading Commercial Pilot instructors in the world. We provide a robust and well-rounded education for our CPL students in order to ensure a thorough understanding of the complex concepts and information required to become a commercial pilot.
The coursework is a unique blend of hands-on training and theoretical education in a classroom setting to provide a rounded educational experience. Our instructors lead our students through this often tough and difficult practical and theoretical coursework with a professional level of support and guidance in order to grant students with the knowledge needed to become a successful commercial pilot.

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Instrument rating

Multi-engine rating

instructor rating

Private Pilot license (PPL)

Type Rating (A320 – B737 NG)

Airline transport pilot license (ATPL)

night rating

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Program Benefits

Authority to Serve as Pilot-in-Command for Compensation (Single-Pilot Operations)
Building a Career with Increasing Responsibility and Growth
Opportunity to Work as a Co-Pilot on Medium-Sized Commercial Aircraft
Accumulating Necessary Flight Hours and Operational Experience
Investing in Your Future as a Professional Pilot
Building Confidence, Discipline, and Essential Skills

Program Requirements

General Requirements

Be at least 18 years old.
Be the holder of a class 1 Medical Certificate.
Hold a General Radio Telephony Certificate.
Successfully completed The SA-CAA CPL theory examination.
A CPL General Flight Test must be conducted in A Complex-Type Aircraft (featuring adjustable flaps, retractable undercarriage, and a constant-speed propeller) by a Grade I Designated Flight Examiner (DFE).
Submit an application to the SA-CAA for your CPL license and Pay The Application Fee.

Flight Hour Requirements

You must completed a minimum of 200 flight hours, of which up to 20 hours may be from approved aviation simulators.
If you are pursuing a CPL license with an Instrument Rating, you will require 180 hours of actual flight time.
Out of these flight hours, at least 100 Hours must be logged as pilot-in-command (PIC), including 5 hours at night.
You must also complete a Night Cross-Country Flight consisting of at least three legs, each leg being more than 50 NM, along with a minimum of 10 take-offs and 10 landings at night.
This PIC time must include a minimum of 20 Hours Of Cross-Country Flight Time, with at least one flight exceeding 300 Nautical Miles (NM) and involving two full-stop landings at airfields other than your base.