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Light Aircraft Pilot Licence – LAPL(A)

The Light Aircraft Pilot Licence (LAPL) is the perfect entry point into aviation for those who want to enjoy flying recreationally. Whether you dream of taking friends and family on scenic flights or simply experiencing the freedom of flying yourself, the LAPL allows you to become the pilot in command of light aircraft.

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Entry Requirements

age
At least 16 years old
Minimum 16 years old to start training
medical
EASA Medical Class II Certificate or higher
Or LAPL Medical
english
ICAO English Level 4 Certificate or higher

LAPL holders are allowed to act as Pilot in Command (PIC) on single-engine piston aircraft up to 2000 kg, carrying up to three passengers, making it a great licence for leisure flying across Europe.

If you later decide to expand your flying privileges, the LAPL training can be credited toward a Private Pilot Licence (PPL).

Theory

theoretical course
125 hours
duration
2-3 months

Syllabus Overview

Air Law
Aircraft General Knowledge
Flight Planning & Performance
Human Performance & Limitations
Meteorology
Navigation
Operational Procedures
Principles of Flight
Communications

Flight Operations

total hours
30 hours
duration
30 days

Practical Exam

Minimum 1 hour skill test on Single Engine aircraft with an EASA approved examiner

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Assigned Fleet

Cessna 152
Cessna 152
HA-RIV
Cessna 152
Cessna 152
HA-BAI
Cessna 172R
Cessna 172R
HA-ARP
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