Commercial Pilot Licence (CPL/ATPL-CPL)
Commercial Pilot Licence (CPL/ATPL- CPL) is designed to prepare our graduates for employment in airlines. This program has been developed with expertise of airlines to meet the rigorous requirements of a majority of worldwide airlines. This commercial pilot licence program provides the training required for a candidate with no flying experience to meet the level of proficiency to obtain a commercial pilot licence certificate with instrument rating and multi-engine rating. Holder of this licence will be eligible for a pilot of any airlines.
Modular Curriculum Description for FAA Commercial Pilot Licence Program
AVI-FAA1 Introduction to Flying
AVI-FAA2 Aeronautical Decision-Making (ADM)
AVI-FAA3 Aircraft Construction
AVI-FAA4 Principles of Flight
AVI-FAA5 Aerodynamics of Flight
AVI-FAA6 Flight Controls
AVI-FAA7 Aircraft Systems
AVI-FAA8 Flight Instruments
AVI-FAA9 Flight Manual and Other Documents
AVI-FAA10 Weight and Balance
AVI-FAA11 Aircraft Performance
AVI-FAA12 Weather Theory
AVI-FAA13 Aviation Weather Services
AVI-FAA14 Airport Operations and Communication
AVI-FAA15 Airspace
AVI-FAA16 Navigation
AVI-FAA17 Aeromedical Factors
AVI-FAA18 PPL Maneuvers and POH and Communications
AVI-FAA19 PPL Maneuvers Lab
AVI-FAA20 Instrument Ground
AVI-FAA21 Instrument Maneuvers
AVI-FAA22 Instrument Lab
AVI-FAA23 Single-Engine Ground and POH
AVI-FAA24 Single-Engine Commercial Maneuvers Lab
AVI-FAA25 Multi-Engine Ground and POH
AVI-FAA26 Multi-Engine Maneuvers Lab
AVI-FAA27 FAA Living Orientation
AVI-FAA28 Private Flight
AVI-FAA29 Instrument Flight
AVI-FAA30 Single-Engine Commercial Flight
AVI-FAA31 Multi-Engine Commercial Flight
Course Timeline
Total 250 flight hours + 1 Month
- RMUTP Ground Training (Thailand): 1 Month
- Ground training (Ocala, USA): 120 hours.
- Flight training (Ocala, USA): 250 hours.
*250 hours of flight training on the airplane.
Modular Curriculum Description for EASA ATPL Commercial Pilot Licence Program
AVI-EASA1 Air Law
AVI-EASA 2 Aircraft General Knowledge
AVI-EASA 3 Instrumentation
AVI-EASA 4 Mass and Balance
AVI-EASA 5 Performance
AVI-EASA 6 Fight Planning and Monitoring
AVI-EASA 7 Human Performance and Limitations
AVI-EASA 8 Meteorology
AVI-EASA 9 General Navigation
AVI-EASA 10 Radio Navigation
AVI-EASA 11 Operational Procedures
AVI-EASA 12 Principles of Flight
AVI-EASA 13 VFR Communication
AVI-EASA 14 IFR Communication
Course Timeline
EASA ATPL CBT Long Distance Learning (RMUTP, Thailand)*
- CBT Lessons 375 hours
- CBT Exam Practice 180 hours
ATPL Ground School (Slovenia, EU)
- Classroom 230 Hours
- 14 Exams at EASA
EASA CPL/IR/ME Flight Training (Slovenia, EU) :28 weeks
- Up to First Solo Flight: 3 weeks
- Up to and including First Solo Cross Country: 2 weeks
- Acting as PIC, 300 NM route, Night VFR: 8 weeks
- Single Engine IFR: 12 weeks
- Multi Engine IFR: 2 weeks
- Skill Test IR/ME: 1 week
Airplane:Piper Pa-38, Cessna C172 G1000, Diamond DA40, Diamond DA42, Elite FNTP II MCC Simulator, DA42 Multi Engine FNTP II Simulator)
Qualifications:
- Completion of at least high school education and/or equivalent
- At least the age of 18 years old on the starting date of the course
- Satisfied with the FAA/EASA medical class 1 requirement of commercial pilot licence.
- English of ICAO Level 4
- Must not be a person forbidden to enter the United States and European countries
The course cost for the FAA/EASA Pilot consists of
- Tuition fees throughout the course
- FAA/EASA Medical Class 1 physical examination
- Accommodation throughout the course with pick-up and drop-off
- Accident and illness insurance
- Flight ticket go to overseas
- All documents about study course
- Fees for Convert License and teach Aptitude Test
The requirements for the preliminary application:
- Submission of Application Form
- A copy of your Identification card
- A copy of your passport (For foreigner only)
- A copy of house registration
- A copy of name change certificate (If applicable)
- A copy of your education certification
- Six (6) 1 inch of your color photos which update not more than 3 months.
- Copy of Military Certificate (Thai male only)
Target group
- Completion of at least high school education and/or equivalent
- At least the age of 18 years old on the starting date of the course and followed from qualifications
Occupational Direction
- A pilot of any airline.
Aircraft Maintenance
Maintenance of aircraft is a comprehensive, ongoing process. The entire aircraft needs to be examined, maintained, and have the necessary parts replaced to uphold the safety standards mandated by The Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) and the European Aviation Safety Agency (EASA).
Modular Curriculum Description for FAA Program
Aviation Maintenance Technician General (FAA-H-8083-30A)
AMTg1 Safety, Ground Operations, and Servicing
AMTg2 Regulations, Maintenance Forms, Records, and Publications
AMTg3 Mathematics in Aviation Maintenance
AMTg4 Aircraft Drawings
AMTg5 Physics for Aviation
AMTg6 Aircraft Weight and Balance
AMTg7 Aircraft Materials, Hardware, and Processes
AMTg8 Cleaning and Corrosion Control
AMTg9 Fluid Lines and Fittings
AMTg10 Inspection Concepts and Techniques
AMTg11 Fundamentals of Electricity and Electronics
AMTg12 Hand Tools and Measuring Devices
AMTg13 Mechanic Privileges and Limitations
AMTg14 Human Factors
Aviation Maintenance Technician—Airframe (FAA-H-8083-31A)
AMTaf1 Aircraft Structures
AMTaf2 Aerodynamics, Aircraft Assembly, and Rigging
AMTaf3 Aircraft Fabric Covering
AMTaf4 Aircraft Metal Structural Repair
AMTaf5 Aircraft Welding
AMTaf6 Aircraft Wood and Structural Repair
AMTaf7 Advanced Composite Materials
AMTaf8 Aircraft Painting and Finishing
AMTaf9 Aircraft Electrical System
AMTaf10 Aircraft Instrument Systems
AMTaf11 Communication and Navigation
AMTaf12 Hydraulic and Pneumatic Power Systems
AMTaf13 Aircraft Landing Gear Systems
AMTaf14 Aircraft Fuel System
AMTaf15 Ice and Rain Protection
AMTaf16 Cabin Environmental Control Systems
AMTaf17 Fire Protection Systems
Aviation Maintenance Technician–Powerplant (FAA-H-8083-32A)
AMTpp1 Aircraft Engines
AMTpp2 Engine Fuel and Fuel Metering Systems
AMTpp3 Induction and Exhaust Systems
AMTpp4 Engine Ignition and Electrical Systems
AMTpp5 Engine Starting Systems
AMTpp6 Lubrication and Cooling Systems
AMTpp7 Propellers
AMTpp8 Engine Removal and Replacement
AMTpp9 Engine Fire Protection Systems
AMTpp10 Engine Maintenance and Operation
AMTpp11 Light-Sport Aircraft Engines
Course Timeline
Around 24 months
Qualifications:
- Completion of at least high school education and/or equivalent
- At least the age of 18 years old on the starting date of the course
- Satisfied with the FAA medical class 1 requirement of commercial pilot license.
- English of ICAO Level 4
- Must not be a person forbidden to enter the United States and European countries
The course cost for the international aviation consists of
- Tuition fees throughout the course
- FAA Medical Class1 physical examination
- Accommodation throughout the course with pick-up and drop-off
- Accident and illness insurance
- Flight ticket go to overseas
- All documents about study course
The requirements for the preliminary application:
- Submission of Application Form
- A copy of your Identification card
- A copy of your passport (For foreigner only)
- A copy of house registration
- A copy of name change certificate (If applicable)
- A copy of your education certification
- Six (6) 1 inch of your color photos which update not more than 3 months.
- Copy of Military Certificate (Thai male only)
Target group
- Completion of at least high school education and/or equivalent
- At least the age of 18 years old on the starting date of the course and followed from qualifications
Occupational Direction
- Aircraft maintenance technician
Maintenanceabout Air conditioning, Electrical, Equipment, Fire detection and Protection, Flight control, Fuel, Hydraulic, Ice and Rain Protection, Landing gear, Oxygen, Pneumatics, Water & Waste, APU, Doors, Structures & wings.