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2013-06-03- 2013-09-02
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How to Become a Commercial Pilot
Professional Pilot Program The Professional Pilot Program takes you from your first hour of flight to first officer competence. This Integrated ATP program is an excellent start of your career as a commercial pilot!
The Professional Pilot Program is the perfect way to start your career as a commercial pilot. The course has an completion time of 18 months. The program starts with 1 month of introduction theory via the Internet. The following 12 months consits of flight and theory training at SAA's school in San Diego, USA. The final 5 months consists of multi engine and instrument training as well as a MCC-course (B737NG Simulator) in Sweden. Afterwards you will be the holder of a JAA frozen ATPL with an MCC endorsement.
Busy airspace, international exposure, 6 hours of aerobatics, airline oriented MCC course in a Boeing 737NG Simulator and a competitive price provides the foundation for a great start in your aviation career! Tuition Fee; 699 000 SEK
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JAA frozen ATPL To start work with an airline as a First Officer in Europe you need a JAA frozen ATPL, the certificates and ratings included in the Frozen ATPL are included in the Integrated Professional Pilot Program. The frozen ATPL implies: There are 2 different ways of carrying out the JAA training, Integrated program or Modular courses: The Integrated program is a full-time program which is conducted at one approved training provider, like SAA. An integrated program is more cost efficient and takes less time to finish compared to modular courses. As a student it’s also better to have one reference to one flight school when it’s time to look for the first job. There are many training providers that offer flight programs and you shall make sure that all certificates are included in the program. Scandinavian Aviation Academy is one of the few flight schools in Sweden that offers a JAA approved integrated program (Professional Pilot Program).
The flight training in modular courses is broken down into smaller parts. This enables the student to take one step at a moment, first a PPL (Private Pilot License) and then add on the other courses. The training can also be done at different training organisations. Many candidates therefore choose to stay in full time employment at the same time as they are studying.
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