Oxford Aviation Academy Oxford Airport - Langford Lane Kidlington - Oxford OX5 1QX Tel: +44 (0) 1865 84 1234 Fax: +44 (0) 1865 37 8797 Email: enquiries@oxfordaviation.net

AIRLINE PILOT TRAINING COURSE - Summary

To act as Pilot-in-Command of a Multi PIlot airliner you need an Airline Transport Pilots Licence.  If your clear ambition is to embark upon a full-time career as an airline pilot - and achieve this ambition, quickly and professionally in a highly structured way, with people of like mind, then our APP FIRST OFFICER Integrated course is the solution for you.

A combination of ground, flight, jet, team and commercial training skills wrapped into a programme which is respected by airline employers as a consistent and reliable source of supply to meet their First Officer recruitment needs and of course – their Captains of the Future!

Completion of the course leads to a CPL(A) with IR(A) and MCC – A ‘Frozen’ ATPL(A) - becoming unfrozen once you have achieved a minimum of 1500 hours of experience - 500 hours of which must be flying multi-pilot aircraft.

OAA MINIMUM ENTRY REQUIREMENTS

• JAR-FCL Class 1 Medical Certificate
• A minimum standard in maths, science and English of GCSE Grade C
• Minimum age on commencement of training of 17 years
• Successfully pass OAA Skills & Aptitude Assessment
• No previous flying experience is required

COURSE DESIGN

GROUND TRAINING

760 Hours ATPL
40 Hours First Officer Fundamentals & Crew Resource Management

FLIGHT TRAINING (216 hours) + 2 CAA Skills Tests

DURATION

Approximately 68 Weeks

OXFORD AND GOODYEAR TRAINING CENTRES

Unique Features 1 AIRLINE RECOGNISED COURSE 2 SKILLS & APTITUDE ASSESSMENT 3 BANK FUNDING SOLUTIONS 4 MONEY BACK - SKILLS SECURITY 5 AIRLINE PILOT TRAINING COURSE (21 hours more than JAR minima) 6 FOUNDATION DEGREE IN AIR TRANSPORT MANAGEMENT 7 FIRST OFFICER FUNDAMENTALS 8 MCC / JET OPERATIONS COURSE (36 hours B737-400) 9 PERSONAL SKILLS DEVELOPMENT 10 CAREER AND EMPLOYMENT SERVICES

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