Commercial Pilot License Aeroplanes CPL(A) - Single Engine

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Course Aim

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The course, gives the training required, to meet the higher level of operational and handling proficiency needed for commercial operations, in single-pilot, single-engine aeroplanes.

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To start the course, the student must have an PPL, a minimum of 150 hours total flying time, a night rating and passes in either the ATPL or CPL theoretical knowledge examinations. To take the CPL(A) flight test, the trainee must have a total of 200 hours total time, including 100 Pilot in Command (P1/PIC).

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Our suggested method of achieving the qualification most economically is here How to Become a Commercial Pilot.

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For Instrument Rating (IR) holders, the course consists of 8 hours in a PA28 Warrior followed by 7 hours in a PA28 Arrow, a single engine trainer with a variable pitch propeller and retractable landing gear.

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For non-IR holders, we offer an extended, 25 hour single engine CPL course. However, we recommend the IR is completed first, as this shortens the CPL course by 10 hours.

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Once the course has been satisfactorily completed, a test with a CAA designated CPL Flight Examiner will be arranged.

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We can conduct a Commercial Pilot Licence training course on a full or part time basis to suit your individual needs.

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