Practical training to obtain the PPL (A) pilot license

The aim of the training is to obtain by the student-pilot, the trained pilot, practical skills to perform all aviation activities of the pilot on the ground and in flight to the extent and at the level required for the issue of the PPL (A) tourist pilot license together with the class rating single-engine land piston airplanes – SEP (L) and ratings for another class or type of airplane in the class – SEP (L).

Candidates to start the practical training must meet the following requirements:

not less than 16 years of age prior to the completion of the first solo flight;
valid medical certificate in accordance with applicable regulations before flights (at least 2nd class)
theoretical training required
if the candidate for practical training is a minor, he must have a written consent (recommended by a notary public) to undergo this training by parents or legal guardians.

A person applying for a PPL (A) license must complete practical training including:

min. 45 hours of flight instruction in airplanes, of which 5 hours may be completed in flight simulation training devices (FSTDs), of which at least:
25 hours instructor-led flight training; and
10 hours supervised solo flight time, including at least 5 hours of solo flight time for navigational flights, of which at least 1 navigation flight of at least 270 km </ b > (150 nautical miles) where full stop landings must be made at 2 airports other than the departure airport.

After obtaining a PPL (A) license, its holder may fly as a commander (PIC) on SEPL (A) class airplanes with a mass of max. 5700 kg. This category includes most of the popular airplanes used around the world. It is a license intended mainly for people who want to fly recreationally, but also plan to develop by obtaining instructor or professional qualifications – the CPL (A) commercial license.

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