Pathway Pilot Training - Path2Pilot.Com

Independent business delivering ground training for budding commercial airline pilots. Both residential and DL ground school courses for the 14 ATPL(A) exams.

For those that already hold a Private Pilot's Licence (PPL) and now want a career as an airline pilot, we provide this first step through the costly and bewildering maze of training options available en route to a full EU commercial pilots' licence (frozen EASA ATPL) - which qualifies you for a job with any European airline.

PPL holders need to pass all 14 ATPL Theoretical Knowledge exams to qualify to start any modular commercial pilot flying training in Europe. Our vastly experienced instructors will give you the in-depth theoretical knowledge necessary to pass these exams in an intensive 6-month residential course in the stunning location of Scotland with a distance learning option also available over 12 months. A residential course is the only sensible choice for those new to commercial aviation and will deliver a much sounder foundation for your career and also better exam results in these 14 complex and demanding technical subjects.

Instructor-led and personalised tuition is what we do outstandingly well and is the highly recommended path for those with little prior knowledge of commercial aviation. It is essential to have a good grasp of the complex theory to properly prepare you for the flying training phases and later a career as an airline pilot.

Moreover EASA are have begun to introduce several thousand new questions to their exam database and consequently it will become increasingly important for the candidate to have the thorough grounding in theoretical knowledge subjects that only a quality residential ground school can provide. However, a flexible distance learning option is also available for more experienced pilots who have already learnt the basics elsewhere with a one-week residential brush up before taking the ATPL exams.

What have you got to lose by talking to us except a good part of the cost of an ATPL?