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IKAROS-I
Airline Pilot Integrated Program
The aim of Egnatia’s ATP(A) Integrated course is to train pilots to those particular theoretical, technical & non-technical skills needed in order to develop the competencies that are expected by the airlines for their future captains.
course overview
Course duration: 73.2 weeks (17 months including breaks and holidays)
Program phases (Theory & Flights): 6 phases
Total flight training hours: 225 hours
Total theoretical hours (in-class): 828 hrs
By completing this training program, the candidate pilot:
- Obtains the EASA CPL(A)/IR/ME with ATPL(A) Theory and MCC.
- Is ready to apply for the selection process of international airlines
- Is eligible to become a competent airline pilot
- Becomes competent towards the modern airline philosophy, even from the beginning of the course
- Has obtained the necessary technical and non-technical skills
Course includes:
- Total training hours: 225
- 123.5 hours on a Single Engine Aircraft – Diamond DV20 and DA40 (78.5hrs +45hrs)
- 42.5 hours on FNPT II Simulators
- 19 hours on a Diamond DA42 Twin Engine Aircraft
- APS MCC (a total of 40hrs of advanced training on the Simulator)
- Advanced UPRT and PBN training
- Up to 3 hours DA42 Aircraft Use for the Skill Test
- Full Time ATPL Theory (in classroom) + Formative & Summative assessments: 828 hours
Also included
- All the necessary training materials including IPad, maps, charts, headset etc.
- All landing and approach fees
- All authority fees (HCAA) & exams fees
- ICAO English Language Proficiency Test
- All examiners, examination and licensing fees
- All applicable taxes
Entry requirements
- Be 17 years old and above
- Be high school graduate
- Able to issue EASA Class 1 Medical certificate
- Pass Egnatia Aviation Selection Process
Next Starting dates
- 05/02/2025
- 04/03/2025 Aegean Cadet Scheme
- 07/05/2025
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structure
structure
Theoretical and flight training are both divided into 3 phases:
Strictly following the Airline requirements the course structure is demonstrated below. Full theory is been delivered in the first part, followed by the flight training phases.
Assessment & preparation
(1 week)
Theory module 1
(14 weeks)
Theory Module 2
(5 weeks)
Theory Module 3
(10 weeks)
Flight Phase 1
(13 weeks)
Flight Phase 2
(4.5 weeks)
Flight phase 3
(18 weeks)
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