Course Overview
The Private Pilot License (PPL) is the first official and internationally recognized license, suitable for enthusiasts or those aspiring for a career in aviation. With a PPL, you gain the privilege to carry multiple passengers.
As a licensed pilot, you can fly solo or take passengers anywhere in the Philippines during daylight hours under Visual Flight Rules (VFR). If pursuing a professional career, you can progress to the Commercial Pilot License (CPL) course.
■ High School Graduate
■ Minimum age: 17 years old
■ Medical Class 2
■ Hold a Student Pilot Authorization
■ Application Form
■ Passport
■ Academic Certificate
Minimum: 4 months
CPL COURSE
The Commercial Pilot License (CPL) allows you to fly commercially for a living. It’s a mandatory requirement for a career as a pilot, requiring a minimum of 160 flight hours for application in the Philippines.
■ High School Graduate
■ Minimum age: 17 years old
■ Medical Class 1
■ English Proficiency
■ Holding CAAP PPL
Note: In case you have a foreign PPL, you can convert it to CAAP PPL and then proceed to the CPL course. Please inquire for more details.
■ Application Form
■ Passport copy
■ Medical Class 1 or 2 copy
■ Academic Certificate
■ PPL copy
■ NTC copy
■ ELP copy
■ Logbook copy
Minimum: 4 months
INSTRUMENT RATING COURSE
Instrument Rating allows you to fly in poor weather conditions and further improve your navigation skills. Flying by instrument rules allows a pilot to build confidence in handling the plane in any weather, which is also highly recommended for the future employment.
■ High School Graduate
■ Holding CAAP PPL with 50 hours of PIC Cross Country experience or Holding CAAP CPL
Note: If you have a foreign license, you can convert it to a CAAP license and proceed to the IR course. Please inquire for more details.