CPL(H) & ATPL(H) Theory
Theoretical Training by Distance Learning
The private pilot license PPL(H) is a prerequisite for participation in the course.
Distance and Classroom-Based Theoretical Training
The theory for CPL(H) or ATPL(H) is covered through a combination of Web-Based Training and in-person classes in partnership with Helicopter Groundschool.
The blend of distance learning and on-site instruction offers a unique flexibility. Your individual learning style will be considered. With Helicopter Groundschool and us as your flight school, you always have competent support at your disposal.
Weekly progress tests guide you through the topics and provide continuous feedback on your knowledge and learning patterns. During the classes, you can review and deepen previously learned material.
We offer personalized guidance and collaborative planning for your learning phase. Would you prefer to study alone or as part of a team? We are here to assist and advise you.
The subjects of the distance learning program are divided into three modules, each followed by an in-person course shortly before the exams. The aim of these intensive in class teaching days with our collaborative ATO Helicopter Groundschool is to enhance the acquired knowledge and comprehensively prepare for the exams.
The Modules
The theoretical education in distance learning is devided into the following three modules.
| Module 1 |
|---|
| Airframe and Systems |
| Instrumentation |
| Mass and Balance |
| Performance |
| Operational Procedures |
| Principles of Flight |
| Module 2 |
|---|
| Meteorology |
| Human Performance |
| Communication |
| Module 3 |
|---|
| General Navigation |
| Radio Navigation |
| Flight Planning and Monitoring |
| Air Law |
| KSA 100 |
The Process
Duration and Scope
The CPL/ATPL theory course, as part of the modular path to become a professional pilot, lasts approximately nine to twelve months and includes both distance learning and in-person lessons. During this time, you can build up your flight experience.
For the EASA ATPL, thirteen exams as well as the KSA 100 must be passed.
All exams must be completed within 18 months after the first exam. In total, you have 6 sessions to complete all exams. Within these 6 sessions, you have no more than 4 attempts per subject.
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