LAPL - LIGHT AIRCRAFT Pilot Licence

Duration

Complete the course between 8-12 weeks, depending on season and weather conditions.

Pre-entry requirements:

• min 16 years old (at the beginning of the course)

• EASA Medical Class 2

Required Documents:

• Copy of a Photo ID or Passport

• Copy of school diploma

• Copy of EASA Medical

• 4 passport photos

• Application form

Theory

The PPL course comprises of about 110 hours of ground training split in 9 different subjects. Classes are done in parallel with flying hours. PPL classes begin every first Monday of each month, so 12 classes yearly.

Flying Time

The PPL course comprises flight exercises to cover a minimum of 30 hours of flying, all of them on Diamond DA-20 Katana.

Description

Getting a Light Aircraft Pilot Licence (LAPL) is the safest and most efficient way to become a pilot and fly all over Europe.

LAPL allows you to fly with up to 3 passengers and aircraft up to 2000 kg.

You can later upgrade this licence in a PPL (Private Pilot Licence) if you wish.