Commercial Pilot licence - CPL (A)
Commercial Pilot licence - CPL (A)
The CPL(A) training prepares the students obtain required proficiency in operating single engine aircraft according to commercial regulations.
The privileges of a CPL(A) holder:
- All the original privileges from PPL(A) licence
- Act as a co-pilot (first officer) in commercial air transportation
- Act as a PIC (pilot-in-command) or co-pilot of any airplane enganed in other than commercial air transport
- Act as a pilot-in-command in commercial air transportation of any single-pilot airplane.
CPL (A) consists of:
- 10 hours of cross-country flying with single engine aircraft
- 5 hours of single engine airplane with rectractable gear and adjustable propeller pitch
In case a student has not yet acquired the IR rating prior joining the CPL exam, there is a basic IR part included in the CPL course, and is completed by:
- 10 hours of IFR aircraft
(This addition of total 10 hours is then reduced if IFR training is taken before CPL.)
- Airport fees
- Exam flight
A recommendation is that the students obtain ATPL theory before the practical CPL part, as the ATPL covers all the modules: CPL + IR. The students, aiming to a CPL licence, without ATPL or IR, can also join to the CPL theory only.
CPL course entry requirements:
- Age: min 18 years when starting
- EASA PPL(A) licence
- Medical class I.
- One flight at least 300NM long route, with two full-stop landings
- Completed NVFR (5 hours of night time)
- Min. 20 hours of cross-country flying
- Completed CPL or ATPL theoretical exams
- 100 PIC hours and 200 hours total flight time for the final skill test
Duration: 1 month
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