Aviation Training Courses

Manoeuvring an airplane allows you to experience the feeling that is similar to the one that birds may experience while flying. One of the easiest steps to get to experience this feeling is the Private Pilot License (PPL(A)) training course. You can officially call yourself a pilot in just 6-12 months of training. Throughout the PPL studies candidates gain all the knowledge and practical skills necessary to operate safely and efficiently a single-engine and single-pilot aircraft under the Visual Flight Rules (VFR).

I am sure it is worth to spend time in aviation as it allows you to be more content with your life and constantly get to see new places,’ commented Andrea Rodolfo from Italy, a PPL student at Baltic Aviation Academy.  

ENTRY REQUIREMENTS

Age

Students must be at least 16 years old.

Physical Status

Valid JAR-FCL Class 1 or Class 2 Medical Certificate.

Private Pilot License (PPL(A)) Training Course

Ground Training

Ground training consists of 10 subjects taught using professionally-prepared teaching aids. Each subject is covered in a separate textbook.

Theoretical subjects include:

• Air Law & ATC procedures
• Operational procedures
• Aircraft general knowledge
• Flight performance and planning
• Human performance
• Meteorology
• Navigation
• Principles of flight
• Communication
• Aircraft operation manual

Students will complete a total of:
47 hours – visual flight (VFR).

COURSE DESIGN:

Ground training

• 155 hours – lectures

Flight training

• 47 hours – single-engine aircraft

Duration

• 6-12 months

The duration of the course may increase or decrease depending on the beginning of the course and weather conditions.

Distance Training Course for a Private Pilot License (PPL(A))

Distance learning is a format of the PPL(A) course allowing students to learn aviation theory at the most convenient time for them. This program requires person‘s self-sufficient contribution to the theoretical part of the training at any location in the whole world. Successfully passing all the theoretical exams, students start their flight training in the aerodrome in Lithuania.

After this course, students will obtain PPL(A) license and can fly safely and efficiently under the Visual Flight Rules (VFR).

ENTRY REQUIREMENTS

Age

Students must be at least 16 years old.

Physical Status

Valid JAR-FCL Class 1 or Class 2 Medical Certificate.

Distance Trainingcourse for a Private Pilot License (PPL(A))

Ground Training

Ground training consists of 10 subjects taught using professionally-prepared teaching aids. Each subject is covered in a separate textbook.

Duration

Duration of the ground training depends on the intensity of the training process. The schedule is designed considering the 17 hours of self-study per week that must be completed by every applicant.

Theoretical subjects include:

• Air law & ATC procedures
• Operational procedures
• Aircraft general knowledge
• Flight performance and planning
• Human performance
• Meteorology
• Navigation
• Principles of flight
• Communication
• Aircraft operation manual

Flight Training

Basic flight training is conducted in Aleksotаs aerodrome in Kaunas, located 100 km from the BAA training centre.

Students will complete a total of:

47 hours – visual flight (VFR).

COURSE DESIGN

Ground training

• 45 hours – lectures and progress tests
• 121 hours – self-study

Flight training

• • 47 hours – single-engine aircraft

Duration

• 6-12 months

After this course, students will obtain PPL(A) license and can fly safely and efficiently under the Visual Flight Rules (VFR).

Need more information? Please contact Mr. Marius Brazys, FTO Sales Project Manager, by e-mail: m.brazys@balticaa.com or by phone: +37065217913.