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The program prepares students for private pilot duties in non-commercial operations with EASA recognition, and positions the PPL (A) as a first phase toward further ratings such as VFR-N, IFR, or flight instructor qualifications. 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The training is designed for leisure and recreational flying across the entire territory of the European Union.  \nWith this license, recognized by the European Union Aviation Safety Agency (EASA), you will be  \nqualified to act as a Private Pilot, serving as pilot-in-command in non-commercial operations, meaning without remuneration.  \nThis program also serves as a foundation for further qualifications, such as Night Visual Flight Rules (VFR-N), Instrument Flight Rules (IFR), or becoming a Flight Instructor (FI).  \nAdditionally, it acts as the FIRST PHASE of training, paving the way to obtaining a commercial pilot’s license, which qualifies you for professional pilot roles.  \nDURATION  \nThe course duration is approximately 6 months. However, this timeline may vary depending on the student’s availability and prevailing weather conditions.  \nAdditionally, if the applicant already holds any type of flight license (such as airplane, ultralight, or glider), the course duration may be reduced accordingly.  \nCOURSE STRUCTURE  \nWorld Aviation outlines the training schedule, encompassing both theoretical and flight  \nMaterials  \nTheoretical Airline Transport | ATPL (A) [Optional]  \nNight Flight Rating VFR-N (A)  \nMulti-Engine Instruments Rating | IR/ME + PBN  \nUpset Prevention Recovery  \nPrivate Pilot License | PPL (A)  \nVFR Flight Hours  \nMulti-Engine Rating| ME  \nCommercial Pilot License | CPL (A)  \ninstruction, in the Training Manual for this course. Adjustments to the schedule may be made with prior notice to address specific needs or unforeseen circumstances.  \nFlight training sessions will be conducted during periods determined by the flight instructor, typically between 09:00 and sunset, every day of the week, including holidays, subject to scheduling availability.  \nThe student-pilot is required to attend all scheduled theoretical and flight lessons unless prevented by valid reasons such as force majeure, adverse weather conditions, safety concerns, or aircraft unavailability due to mandatory inspections or unforeseen maintenance issues. World Aviation reserves the right to postpone the student-pilot’s examinations if it is determined that they are not adequately prepared to undertake them.  \nOBTAINED QUALIFICATION  \n▪ EASA Private Pilot License PPL(A) VFR.  \n▪ Single-Engine Piston (SEP-A) Class Rating.  \nTRAINING LOCATIONS  \nMADRID-CUATRO VIENTOS / Aeropuerto de Madrid Cuatro Vientos.  \nMÁLAGA-COSTA DEL SOL / Aeropuerto deVélez-Málaga / La Axarquía.  \nTHEORY TRAINING  \nThe course includes 113 hours of theoretical training, covering the following essential subjects:  \n▪ Air Law  \n▪ General Aircraft Knowledge*  \n▪ Performance and Flight Planning*  \n▪ Human Factors  \n▪ Meteorology  \n▪ Navigation  \n▪ Operational Procedures*  \n▪ Principles of Flight*  \n▪ VFR Communications  \nNote: Students holding LAPL, PPLH, SPL, CPLH, or ATPLH licenses are required to complete only 56 hours of theoretical training.  \nTheoretical training is available in two formats: in-person classes or remote attendance. Students will have full access to World Aviation's intranet and virtual scheduling tools throughout the course, ensuring seamless learning and efficient communication.  \nPRACTICAL TRAINING  \nThe practical component of the Private Pilot License (PPL) Course includes a minimum of 45 flight hours, with at least 10 hours of solo flight time as Pilot in Command (PIC).The solo flight time must include at least 5 hours of cross-country navigation, including one","cbCaieAnI4QyJJLC","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaieAnI4QyJJLC","pdf",408676,"English","# Course Objective\n## Duration\n## Course Structure\n## Obtained Qualification\n## Training Locations\n## Theory Training\n## Practical Training\n## Flight Training Breakdown\n## Exams\n## The Course Includes\n## Not Included in the Course\n## Why Choose World Aviation?","[{\"question\":\"What are the eligibility requirements for the PPL (A) course?\",\"answer\":\"Students must be at least 17 years old at the start of the flight phase, possess a valid ID or Passport, and successfully pass the required medical examination (EASA Class II).\"},{\"question\":\"How long is the course and what can change the schedule?\",\"answer\":\"The course lasts approximately 6 months, but timing may vary with student availability and prevailing weather conditions. 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