Have you always been dreaming of becoming a pilot?

Do you aspire to become an airline pilot but are unsure whether this career suits you?

Do you have what it takes to become the aircraft commander and carry passengers and cargo safely to their destination? Try out our Boeing737-MAX simulator and take controls.

The sky is calling

Your journey above the clouds

Is it for me?

Do you aspire to become an airline pilot but are unsure whether this career suits you?

Discover what we offer:
– Fly for one hour in our B737-MAX simulator; and/or
– Prepare yourself to meet the pre-entry requirements of an Approved Training Organisation (ATO).

Let us guide you through the first steps of your journey.

Advanced Simulation

Try it out on our state-of-the-art Boeing 737-MAX simulator, designed to meet high EASA standards.

Sit in the copilot’s or captain’s seat and fly the airplane from an airport at your choice. Will you feel the thrill of taking off a 70-ton aircraft from the ground and to land it safely?

Career Focused

We give you the pro’s and con’s of being an airline pilot, and no questions are taboo for us. We will give you an honest insight.

ATO pre-entry test for an EASA ATPL is a mandatory assessment designed to ensure applicants possess the foundational knowledge and skills required to handle the intensive, high-level training that follows.

pre-entry assessment

English Proficiency: Candidates must demonstrate an ICAO Level 4 (or higher) standard of English, essential for aviation communication.

Maths & Physics Assessment: Tests check if you have the mathematical and physical foundational knowledge needed for subjects like Navigation, Meteorology, and Aircraft General Knowledge.

Aptitude Tests: These assess cognitive skills, problem-solving abilities, multi-tasking, and spatial awareness.

Personal Interview: Done to assess motivation, maturity, and suitability for a career as a commercial pilot.

Psychometric Tests: Used to evaluate personality traits and mental resilience required for a high-stress, professional environment.

Pricing and Schedule

Classroom pre-assessment program: €350 per participant

This 6-hours ATO pre-entry assessment program is conducted regularly. Please refer to our agenda for scheduled dates. If you require a course on an earlier date, please contact us and we will do our best to accommodate your request.

Classroom training is typically conducted from 09:00–12:00 and 13:00–16:00. However, session times can be adjusted upon request to accommodate individual or group scheduling needs.

Fee includes instructor* fee, and VAT.

*Qualified and experienced First Officers, Captains CRM instructors, line training captains, TRI's, TRE's or pilot assessors

Fly the B737-MAX simulator: €190

45 min briefing
You are in control: enjoy a one-hour simulator flight from the captain’s or first officer’s seat
Fly from any destination in the world of your choice
15 minutes of debriefing 

Total duration: 2 hours

All prices include simulator usage, instructor* fees, and VAT.

*Qualified and experienced First Officers, Captains, CRM instructors, line training captains, TRI's, TRE's or pilot assessors

Combination classroom pre-assessment with simulator: €500

1. Classroom pre-assessment program

This 6-hours ATO pre-entry assessment program is conducted regularly. Please refer to our agenda for scheduled dates.

If you require a course on an earlier date, please contact us and we will do our best to accommodate your request.

Classroom training is typically conducted from 09:00–12:00 and 13:00–16:00. However, session times can be adjusted upon request to accommodate individual or group scheduling needs.

2. Simulator

45 min briefing
You are in control: enjoy a one-hour simulator flight from the captain’s or first officer’s seat
Fly from any destination in the world of your choice
15 minutes of debriefing 

Total duration: 2 hours

Fee includes instructor* fee, and VAT.

*Qualified and experienced First Officers, Captains, CRM instructors, line training captains, TRI's, TRE's or pilot assessors

Turn your dream into reality

We work together with a highly renowned flight school, an ATO (Approved Training Organisation) - a certified institution authorized to provide professional pilot training, flight simulation instruction, and theoretical knowledge courses - with a great track record forming pilots for many years all over the globe.

If this is your dream, let us help you take the first steps toward making it a reality.

Core Requirements to Start Training

Age: Minimum 17 years old to start training, but you must be 18 to hold a Commercial Pilot License (CPL) and 21 for a full ATPL.

Medical Fitness: You must obtain an EASA Class 1 Medical Certificate from an approved Aeromedical Examiner (AME). This is the most critical first step to ensure you are physically fit for commercial flying.

Education: A high school diploma or equivalent is required, with strong knowledge of Mathematics and Physics.

English Proficiency: You must demonstrate fluency in English (spoken and written), generally at an ICAO Level 4 standard or higher.

Background: A clean criminal record (background check) is typically required.

Integrated ATPL: a full-time, all-in-one intensive course, usually completed in 18–24 months.

Modular ATPL: a flexible, step-by-step approach allowing you to complete training at your own pace (PPL -> Hour Building -> ATPL Theory -> CPL -> IR -> MEP -> MCC), often taking 2–5 years.

Key Licensing & Certification Stages

PPL (Private Pilot License): The initial license, requiring ~45 flight hours. This does not apply to candidates undertaking an Integrated ATPL course.

ATPL Theory: Passing 14 theoretical exams covering subjects like Air Law, Meteorology, Navigation, and Principles of Flight.
Medical Certificate: EASA Class 1 Medical.
Commercial Pilot License (CPL): Allows you to be paid to fly, requiring a minimum of 150–200 total flight hours.
Instrument Rating (IR): Qualifies you to fly in poor weather and low-visibility conditions (IMC).
Multi-Engine Piston (MEP) Rating: Required to fly multi-engine aircraft.
Multi-Crew Cooperation (MCC) & A-UPRT: Training for operating within a team in a jet cockpit (MCC) and advanced upset prevention and recovery training (A-UPRT).