Egnatia Aviation specializes in commercial pilot training based on airline standards, procedures and systems. Furthermore, paperless interactive training materials and records mirror those of the world class airlines.
Egnatia Aviation is one of the few EASA Approved Training Academies in Europe with experience in providing customized training products to some of the world leading airlines.
Ab-initio packages are here to offer you a full and integrated training from A to commercial Airliner. The purpose of such an Airline Pilot Integrated Preparation Program is to prepare the Candidate Student for the right hand seat on a modern airliner. By following a dedicated schedule and through the strictest standards the candidate passes through all phases of training to become a pro in commercial aviation.
A modular course is an alternative of an integrated one. You can choose this flexible path of training if you are not able to be 100% dedicated in a full time schedule. Moreover, by choosing a compilation of modular courses you can adjust the pace of your training to your own needs, and since everything will be scheduled, you may finish all the demanded licenses and ratings on your own time.
Egnatia Aviation is approved by the Hellenic Civil Aviation Authority and EASA to provide a series of advanced training courses that will sharpen the trainee's skills and make him the ideal candidate during the selection process of any airline.
Our academy is fully certified to provide you with conversion training courses. Convert your ICAO license into EASA and exploit the potentials and career opportunities of the European License.
The Test of English for Aeronautical Communication (TEAC) is a plain English for Aviation language testing system designed to assess the English language proficiency (ELP) of aviation personnel for ICAO Language Proficiency Requirements compliance.
The TEAC is a human interaction test between 1 candidate and 1 examiner, and takes approximately 30 minutes. Test tasks are focussed as much as possible on contexts relevant to a candidate's aviation role and experience. It is not a test of operational knowledge, but operational contexts and technical references are used to make sure that the ELP being assessed is appropriate.
Tests are produced with aviation professional input, and performances are assessed by 1 aviation professional and 1 language expert. The TEAC complies in all respects with the Test Service Provider requirements contained in ICAO Document 9835 ‘Manual on the implementation of the ICAO Language Proficiency Requirements’ (ICAO 9835), and EASA Part FCL.055 and related, published AMCs 1, 2 and 3.
The TEAC is produced, administered and managed by Lenguax which is both a UK CAA-approved ELP Testing Organisation and an approved EASA Language Assessment Body.
Read more about TEAC and listen to a sample test at www.lenguax.com/teac
Book your test here.