BAA Training Cadet Program

ATPL theory encompasses in-depth studies in subjects such as aviation law, aircraft systems, meteorology, navigation, and more. Additionally, this stage covers BAA Training school exams, AUPRT theory, Area 100 KSA, long briefings, and MCC theory. You are fully prepared for all 13 CAA exams essential to obtain a commercial pilot license, all of which must be taken at the same examination center.

Visual Flight Rules (VFR) is a method and set of rules for flying aircraft by reference to the ground. Night visual flight rules (NVFR) are the visual flight rules under which a flight may be performed at night. You will practice on a glass cockpit Cessna 172 Skyhawk aircraft equipped with the G1000 avionics suite. Completing a skill test is required to progress to the next stage.

Instrument Flight Rules (IFR) flight training teaches you to fly using the aircraft’s instruments instead of relying on visual cues. You will use an FNPT device to master this skill.

This module teaches to fly by relying on the aircraft’s instruments instead of visual cues while using a single-engine piston aircraft.

Multi-engine training teaches the multi-engine plane aerodynamics and other specifics of flying such type of aircraft. It is performed on both a multi-engine piston (MEP) aircraft and an FNPT device.

Advanced Upset Prevention and Recovery Training combines theoretical knowledge and flight training and teaches to prevent and recover from airplane upsets, situations in which an airplane unintentionally exceeds the parameters. It is performed on single-engine piston (SEP) aircraft under visual flight rules (VFR).Multi-Crew Cooperation (MCC) course is competency-based training preparing to operate in a multi-pilot environment. The flight part of the course is performed on an FSTD device, while theory is studied in the classroom. We have additionally integrated Virtual Reality technology to this stage to enhance the training quality.

The ground school training consists of computer-based training (CBT), theory and CPT/APT sessions. It also integrates Virtual reality (VR) technology that allows pilots to train more often due to the portability of VR goggles.

The flight training on a Boeing or Airbus full flight simulator might take place in Vilnius, Barcelona, or Paris simulator training center

The training involves at least six take-offs and landings to illustrate your fitness to operate an aircraft and takes place at an agreed airport on your chosen type – Boeing or Airbus.* Takes 1 day and is scheduled within 2 months of the FFS stage completion.