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CPL-IR Integrato da PPL

INTEGRATED COURSE FOR AIRPLANE COMMERCIAL LICENSE WITH INSTRUMENT RATING
[JAR-CPL(A)/IR] FROM PPL(A) (PDF)

Updated: 28-nov-2008

This is information package to get a Commercial Pilot License at Aero Club Milano FTO through Integrated CPL(A) Course from PPL (i.e. for pilots already holding a valid PPL). We hope that what follows is useful and please do not hesitate to contact, for any further information or for application forms, our Secretariat (Tel. +39-026101625, fax +39-0266505959) during office hours.

  1. REQUIREMENTS.
    • Medical Certificate - I Class
    • Age: 18
    • Current PPL(A)
  2. GROUND AND FLIGHT COURSE.
    Aero Club Milano FTO organizes 2 courses each year for Commercial Pilot License. The courses comprise of two parts: ground- and flight training. Normally the courses start April and September. The students will be promptly advised for class dates and times, to allow for personal planning.

    • GROUND COURSE. Ground course (400h) is held in classroom during evening hours (19:30 to 22:30) along the week. Lessons span over aviation technology, aviation engines, meteorology, air navigation, medicine, pilot techniques and other arguments according to JAR-FCL rules. Duration is 18 months. Learning aids (books, maps, etc.) are supplied by Aero Club Milano and are approved by Aviation Authorities.
    • FLIGHT COURSE. Flight training is performed in parallel with ground course under responsibility of relevant Flight Instructor. Students already holding other flight licenses (helicopter, glider) are credited a defined number of flight hours. The flight activity is scheduled together with the student: on the whole it takes about 18 months, varying from student to student, depending on attitude and frequency of attendence.
  3. FLIGHT ACTIVITY DURING TRAINING
    180h with instructor. Maximum credit 45h.
  4. AIRPLANES.
    Any airplane may be used for training if included in the following categories.
    • AIRPLANES TO BE USED FOR TRAINING.
      • Single-engine airplanes, non necessarily certified for training, and IFR-certified airplanes.
      • Airplanes without any class- and type limitation, non necessarily certified for training or listed in FTO-operated fleet.
    • AIRPLANES TO BE USED FOR EXAM.
      • IFR-certified airplanes, non necessarily certified for training or listed in FTO-operated fleet.
  5. FINAL EXAM.
    As soon as required skill and minimum flight activity is reached, an exam internal to the FTO is performed. If exam is passed, candidate is required to pass an exam in front of an Aviation Authority commission to have license issued. Exam is both theory (multiple-choice questions form) and practical (cross-country flight).
  6. COSTS.
    Average cost, depending on selected course, is around 38.000,- €: some variability depends on student's disposition and proficiency. Expense is strictly related to flight activity and may be diluted over the whole training timeframe: any student is assigned an account to charge costs on to be covered by cash in advance.
  7. DOCUMENTS.
    Since CPL(A) is a legal document, it is necessary to open a folder at ENAC (Italian Aviation Authority) including the following documents and certificates. Burocratic part is managed by Aero Club Milano under student's delegation and is part of services offered by the Club.
    • LIST OF DOCUMENTS FOR CPL(A)
      • BIRTH CERTIFICATE (Self-Certification is also accepted).
      • LETTER OF CREDENTIALS FOR ITALIAN AIR FORCE MEDICAL INSTITUTES. Italian AF Medical Institutes issue first medical certificates only to candidates introduced by Aero Clubs and FTOs. Our Secretariat supplies such a letter for free as well as coordinates for payment of services offered by Institutes.
      • MEDICAL CERTIFICATE, I CLASS - Issued by IAF Medical Institute.
      • N. 1 CARD-PICTURE - Recent, possibly color.
      • FOR STUDENTS UNDER 18: Parents authorization.
  8. APPLICATION.
    Aero Club Milano helps the candidate in handling the documents necessary to get the medical. Application is finalized and relevant fees are paid only after the medical certificate has been issued. Club's Board confirms application according to Statute. Applicant must pay association and course fee before beginning to attend lessons and training. The student will then be assigned a flight instructor, together with whom the training flights will be scheduled.

Aero Club Milano - Milano-Bresso Airport, via Gramsci, 1 20091 BRESSO (MI), Italy
VAT nr. 00923810154
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