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Clear filtersModular training breaks your journey into stages. It can offer flexibility around work or other commitments, while still allowing intensive study when that suits you. Plan the sequence with your training providers.
I get asked this question a lot, and people are usually surprised, when I don’t immediately bestow the virtues of one or the other, but instead reply with that all too frustrating phrase, “It…
The theory sequence depends on your training route. This video introduces how PPL and ATPL theory fit into modular training and how that differs from an integrated programme.
Your choice of pilot theory should reflect the flying you want to do and your possible future ambitions. Talk through your route before committing so that the theory supports your next steps.
ATPL theory develops knowledge across the subjects needed for professional pilot training, including aircraft systems, meteorology, instruments and principles of flight. It is one part of the journey towards an airline career.
A Commercial Pilot Licence and the theory course you complete are different parts of your training journey. This video introduces why your longer-term goals matter when deciding between CPL and ATPL theory.
Choosing a flight school? Explore training style, instructor support, aircraft availability and the questions to ask before committing to pilot training.
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