ATPL Theory

• The applicant shall either
  - hold an ICAO PPL(A) prior to aeroplanes course
  - hold an ICAO PPL(H) prior to a helicopter course
  - be authorised by the national Authority to commence an approved course of training by virtue of previous experience
• The applicant must have sufficient knowledge of Mathematics, Physics and English to facilitate the understanding of the theoretical knowledge instruction content of the course.
• The candidate must possess an adequate command of English in both the spoken and written form.
• A Class I medical is recommended
• A minimum of 100 hours total flying time is recommended

The training syllabus is appropriate for the issue of an ATPL(A) and ATPL(H) as specified PART-FCL. Each complete course of instruction will consist of four modules of classroom instruction (distance learning offered on-demand) and a total of 750 hours of training, subject to any credits allowed by the Authority.

ATPL(A) STAGE 1 (OPERATIONAL) SUBJECTS

• Human Performance
• Air Law and ATC Procedures
• Operational Procedures
• Meteorology
• Communications
• 100KSA 1st Formative Assessment

ATP(A) STAGE 2 (NAVIGATIONAL) SUBJECTS

• Principles of flight
• Performance
• General Navigation
• Flight Planning and Flight Monitoring
• Mass and Balance
• 100 KSA 1st Summative Assessment

ATP(A) STAGE 3 (TECHNICAL) SUBJECTS

• Aeroplanes Airframe and Systems
• Electrics
• Powerplant and Emergency Equipment
• Aeroplanes Instrumentation
• Radio Navigation
• 100 KSA 2nd Summative Assessment

Each Module shall be completed before the next module start.

Note: Part-FCL allows for certain credit for previous experience. Please consult our training team for your specific case.