Dual Training for Airline Pilot: ATPL Program
After successful completion of the EFA Program after approximately 22-24 months, you will receive a Commercial Pilot Licence (CPL) and the Instrument Rating (IR, frozen ATPL). With this, you can apply for a position in the cockpit at all LHG Airlines and will then be “cleared for take-off.“
This exciting and varied training awaits you:
- Comprehensive theoretical training in subjects such as Navigation, Meteorology, and Air Law
- Practical training in Visual Flight Rules (VFR) and Instrument Flight Rules (IFR) on single-engine and multi-engine aircraft
- Intensive simulator training, which prepares you for piloting a jet with a multi-crew cockpit
- Option to take on management roles within the Lufthansa Group
- Study Aviation Systems Engineering and Management B. Eng. - Degree programs - HSB Hochschule Bremen (hs-bremen.de)
Your Profile:
- Current DLR certificate (Should be valid for at least 1 more year at the time of application) (Info at www.european-flight-academy.com)
- You have the General Higher Education Entrance Qualification/Matura/Fachhochschulreife/Fach-/Berufs-Maturität or similar, if an examination-free admission certificate to a Fachhochschule or a higher technical college is available
- A prerequisite is EU or Swiss citizenship or the citizenship of an EFTA member state
- You speak fluent English (B2)
- You are at least 17 years old
- You meet the requirements for an aero-medical examination (Class 1)
Since the 60s, Lufthansa and SWISS, with the predecessor flight schools of the European Flight Academy, have been training airline pilots at the highest level. This long-standing experience and the close integration with the aviation companies of the Lufthansa Group enable optimized, practice-oriented training. With this unique foundation, we are permanently developing our training and flight school concept to optimally meet the requirements of tomorrow. Since 2017, the European Flight Academy has been the flight school of the Lufthansa Group and a brand of Lufthansa Aviation Training. Today, it trains the next generation of pilots for airlines within and outside the Lufthansa Group and maintains a fleet of modern training devices and training aircraft at the locations Bremen, Rostock, Zürich, and Grenchen as well as Goodyear.