The purpose of this course is to train instructors to provide instruction in the “Advanced UPRT” course in accordance with FCL.745.A using competency-based training.
Taking a job of Flight Instructor at a Flight School is one of the best ways possible to build hours while training other pilots, and consolidate your flying skills in an entry job into aviation that will, at the same time, allow you to stay connected to the Airline Pilot job market.
The theoretical knowledge instruction will be 8 hours
Total flight instruction time will be 3:45 hours
Barcelona Flight School (BFS) Elevates Partnership with Airline Pilot Club (APC) to Highest Membership Level, Paving the Way for Enhanced Recruitment and Sustainable Aviation
Barcelona Flight School (BFS) Elevates Partnership with Airline Pilot Club (APC) to Highest Membership Level, Paving the Way for Enhanced Recruitment and Sustainable Aviation
Barcelona Flight School is once again a pioneer among Spanish aviation schools with the addition to its fleet of the first totally 100% electric, sustainable and silent aircraft.
Companies like Ryanair, Swit Air, Swiss Air, among others have begun to recruit pilots for their companies. This course will give you the possibility to successfully face interviews and gain access to the most important companies in the sector.
We are authorized to perform Official AESA Exams at our facilities. 1st – 2022 March : 7st to 11th 2nd – 2022 May : 23th to 27th 3rd – 2022 September : 12th to 16th 4th – …
Our 737-800 NG simulator is designed to copy the operation and performance of one of the most used aircraft by airline companies. The Boeing 737-800 aircraft. And allow pilots to carry out the necessary training to pilot aircrafts with crews composed for more than one pilot and where such important aspects such as cabin coordination,…
Barcelona Flight School is an Authorized Training Organization by the Agencia Estatal de Seguridad Aérea under EASA Part-FCL with the ATO number E-ATO-037 with over 60 years of experience providing flight training to future pilots.
