Integrated ATPL(A) Pilot Course

ATPL Integrated Programme

Sevenair Academy offers EASA Integrated Airline Transport Pilot License for Aeroplanes (ATPL-A) training from its facilities in Cascais (LPCS) and Ponte de Sor (LPSO), Portugal.

The integrated ATPL(A) course takes aspiring pilots with little or no experience through theoretical knowledge training, single and multi-engine piston aircraft flying, Performance Based Navigation (PBN), Multi-Crew Cooperation (MCC) and Upset Prevention and Recovery (UPRT) to graduate with a frozen ATPL(A) license.

On the successful completion of the course the student graduates with an EASA (European Aviation Safety Agency) Commercial Pilot License CPL(A) with Single engine (SEP), Multi Engine (MEP) and Instrument (IR) Ratings which allows to start a career as a pilot on commercial passenger or cargo aircraft. The EASA license is accepted in all EASA member states (32 countries) and widely around the globe.

Integrated Programme Timeline

Funding Options

For those candidates requiring a loan Sevenair Academy has four active agreements:

• CGD – Caixa Geral de Depósitos. Tiago Teles | tiago.teles.tavares@cgd.pt | +351 219109126 | +351 931716625.
• Novobanco. Luis Damião | luis.damiao@novobanco.pt | +351 218836440.

EASA Integrated ATPL(A) Details

• Ground School Schedule
  • Intensive: Monday to Friday from 09h30 to 17h30
  • Combined: Monday to Friday from 18h30 to 21h30
• Flight training schedule: Every day including weekends and according to scheduling
• Duration: Approximately 18 to 24 months, subject to scheduling
• Required Experience: Little or none
• Locations: Cascais, Ponte de Sor and Porto
• Training: State-of-the-art facilities, latest-generation simulator devices and modern aircraft equipped with glass cockpit avionics

Admission Requirements

• Age — Be at least 17 to submit an application 
• Education — High school level (Portugal) or international equivalent 
• Maths and Physics — Mathematics and Physics from high school or equivalent. If the student has a different high school origin she/he must demonstrate knowledge in this area(s) during the assessment. 
• English language — Be fluent in English (verbal and written). Non-native English speakers must achieve English Language Proficiency ICAO level 4 
• Medical — Be able to obtain EASA Class 1 Medical certificate. 
• Visas — Have the unrestricted right to live, study and work in the European Union or Switzerland or be able to be eligible for a Visa 
• Background and Selection — Produce a clean Criminal Record 
• Check (CRC) basic disclosure certificate 
• Assessment — Computer-based aptitude testing, personality questionnaire, cognitive reasoning, control and coordination, maths & physics, English language and competency based interviews