Introduction
Specialized programs for licensed pilots seeking advanced qualifications, type ratings and airline career advancements.
A330 Type Rating Program
The A330 Type Rating Course builds pilot proficiency through a structured, hands-on program that emphasizes practical application of systems, SOPs, and crew coordination. With a training-to-proficiency approach, pilots advance only upon demonstrating the competence required to operate the A330 safely and effectively.
Admission Eligibility
Must hold the following certificate and licenses:
Valid CPL/IR
Valid Radio License
Current Medical Certificate (Class I)
English Language Proficiency (minimum ICAO Level 4)
Pilot Logbook with at least 200 flight hours (including 100 as Pilot in Command)
MCC and JOT Certificates
Application Process
1. Submit Requirements for Evaluation
Application Form
Resume (with breakdown of flight time and type ratings)
Flight & Ground Training Certificates
Pilot Logbook (minimum 200 hours actual flight time, including 100 PIC)
Pilot Licenses (CPL/IR)
Radio License / FRTOL & RTR(A)
Medical Certificate (Class I)
English Language Proficiency (minimum ICAO Level 4)
Valid Passport
Three (3) pcs. 2"x2" ID Photos (white background)
2. Take the COMPASS Exam
3. Receive Acceptance Letter with course plan and training date upon successful evaluation
Batch Information
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Initial A320 Type Rating Program
The A320 Initial Type Rating is designed to qualify pilots on the Airbus A320 family, providing in-depth knowledge of aircraft systems, operations, and procedures. MCC develops effective teamwork and decision-making, while JOT ensures a smooth transition to modern jet operations, preparing pilots to operate the A320.
Admission Eligibility
Must hold the following certificate and licenses:
Valid CPL/IR
Valid Radio License
Current Medical Certificate (Class I)
English Language Proficiency (minimum ICAO Level 4)
Pilot Logbook with at least 200 flight hours (including 100 as Pilot in Command)
MCC and JOT Certificates
Application Process
1. Submit Requirements for Evaluation
Application Form
Resume (with breakdown of flight time and type ratings)
Flight & Ground Training Certificates
Pilot Logbook (minimum 200 hours actual flight time, including 100 PIC)
Pilot Licenses (CPL/IR)
Radio License / FRTOL & RTR(A)
Medical Certificate (Class I)
English Language Proficiency (minimum ICAO Level 4)
Valid Passport
Three (3) pcs. 2"x2" ID Photos (white background)
2. Take the COMPASS Exam
3. Receive Acceptance Letter with course plan and training date upon successful evaluation
Batch Information
Kindly contact us to learn more about our upcoming batches.
Jet Orientation Training (JOT) Program
The Jet Orientation Training (JOT) Course prepares pilots to transition from light aircraft to jet operations. Training focuses on high-speed handling, automation, and crew coordination, ensuring pilots are fully prepared for type rating and airline operations.
Admission Eligibility
Must hold the following certificate and licenses:
Valid Pilot License (CPL/IR)
Valid Radio License/FRTOL & RTR(A)
Valid Medical Certificate (Class I)
English Language Proficiency Certificate
Application Process
1. Submit Requirements for Evaluation:
Application Form
Resume (with breakdown of flight time and type ratings)
Flight & Ground Training Certificates
Pilot Logbook (minimum 200 hours actual flight time, including 100 PIC)
Pilot Licenses (CPL/IR)
Radio License / FRTOL & RTR(A)
Medical Certificate (Class I)
English Language Proficiency (minimum ICAO Level 4)
Valid Passport
Three (3) pcs. 2"x2" ID Photos (white background)
2. Receive Acceptance Letter with course plan and training date upon successful evaluation
Batch Information
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Multi-Crew Cooperation (MCC) Program
The Multi-Crew Cooperation (MCC) Course equips pilots with the essential skills to operate effectively in a multi-pilot environment. Training emphasizes communication, decision-making, leadership, and teamwork, ensuring pilots are prepared for the dynamics of modern cockpit operations.
Admission Eligibility
Must hold the following certificate and licenses:
Valid Pilot License (CPL/IR)
Valid Radio License/FRTOL & RTR(A)
Valid Medical Certificate (Class I)
English Language Proficiency Certificate
Application Process
1. Submit Requirements for Evaluation:
Application Form
Resume (with breakdown of flight time and type ratings)
Flight & Ground Training Certificates
Pilot Logbook (minimum 200 hours actual flight time, including 100 PIC)
Pilot Licenses (CPL/IR)
Radio License / FRTOL & RTR(A)
Medical Certificate (Class I)
English Language Proficiency (minimum ICAO Level 4)
Valid Passport
Three (3) pcs. 2"x2" ID Photos (white background)
2. Receive Acceptance Letter with course plan and training date upon successful evaluation
Batch Information
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Cross Crew Qualification Program
The A330 to A320 Cross Crew Qualification (CCQ) Course is designed for A330 type-rated pilots with at least three months of operational experience and a minimum of 200 flight hours on type. The program enables pilots to transition seamlessly within the Airbus family by addressing the key differences between the A330 and A320.
Conducted in pairs, the course typically takes around one month to complete, depending on equipment availability.
Admission Eligibility
Must hold the following certificate and licenses:
Valid Pilot License (CPL/IR)
Valid Radio License
Valid Medical Certificate (Class I)
English Language Proficiency Certificate
Pilot Logbook with at least 200 flight hours on A320/A330
Application Process
1. Submit Requirements for Evaluation:
Application Form
Resume (with breakdown of flight time and type ratings)
Flight & Ground Training Certificates
Pilot Logbook (minimum 200 hours actual flight time, including 100 PIC)
Pilot Licenses (CPL/IR)
Radio License / FRTOL & RTR(A)
Medical Certificate (Class I)
English Language Proficiency (minimum ICAO Level 4)
Valid Passport
Three (3) pcs. 2"x2" ID Photos (white background)
2. Receive Acceptance Letter with course plan and training date upon successful evaluation
Batch Information
Kindly contact us to learn more about our upcoming batches.
A320/A330 Synthetic Flight Instructor Program
The A320 or A330 Synthetic Flight Instructor (SFI) Course is designed for experienced pilots holding an ATPL and a minimum of 1,500 flight hours on type. This program provides the essential training and qualifications required to become an A320/A330 instructor upon successful completion.
Admission Eligibility
Must hold the following certificate and licenses:
Valid Pilot License (ATPL with A320/A330 Type Rating)
Valid Radio License
Valid Medical Certificate (Class I)
English Language Proficiency Certificate
Pilot Logbook with at least 1,500 flight hours on A320/A330
Application Process
1. Submit Requirements for Evaluation:
Application Form
Resume (with breakdown of flight time and type ratings)
Flight & Ground Training Certificates
Pilot Logbook with at least 1,500 flight hours on A320/A330
Pilot License (ATPL with A320/A330 Type Rating)
Radio License / FRTOL & RTR(A)
Medical Certificate (Class I)
English Language Proficiency (minimum ICAO Level 4)
Valid Passport
Three (3) pcs. 2"x2" ID Photos (white background)