LIGHT AIRCRAFT PILOT LICENCE

Airwin EASA LAPL(A) students must complete a theoretical private pilot course to obtain their licence.

TK.PPL.DL.10 Air Law and ATC Procedures
TK.PPL.DL.20 Human Performance
TK.PPL.DL.30 Meteorology
TK.PPL.DL.40 Communications
TK.PPL.DL.50 Principles of Flight: Aeroplane
TK.PPL.DL.60 Operational Procedures
TK.PPL.DL.71 Flight Performance and Planning – Mass and Balance
TK.PPL.DL.72 Flight Performance and Planning – Performance
TK.PPL.DL.73 Flight Performance and Planning – Flight Planning and Monitoring
TK.PPL.DL.81 Aircraft General Knowledge – Airframe, system, powerplant, emergency equipment
TK.PPL.DL.82 Aircraft General Knowledge – Instrumentation
TK.PPL.DL.91 Navigation – General Navigation
TK.PPL.DL.92 Navigation – Radio Navigation

The theoretical part includes about 100 hours of computer-based self-learning (CBT) and 13 hours of online virtual classroom session.

The practical flight training part of the EASA LAPL(A) course is structured to provide a wide range of experiences for student pilots.

Subpart 1: Airspace and traffic circuits
Subpart 2: Solo Flying and Navigation
Subpart 3: Solo Navigation Flying

During the course, students will fly 25 hours with an instructor on board and 5 hours as the sole pilot of the aircraft.

Upon completion of the training programme, students must complete an official flight examination with an on-board Flight Examiner.