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It is also the first step to become a commercial pilot.  \nThe advantages of a Private Pilot Licence (PPL) include the ability to fly for personal pleasure or transportation, the potential to save money on travel expenses, the opportunity to join flying clubs and participate in aviation events, and the potential to pursue additional aviation certifications or ratings.  \nThe theoretical training can be done face-to-face or distance mode.  \nAbout  \nPPL  \nCourse  \n EASA PPL LICENCE PRIVILEGES  \nThe PPL (Private Pilot Licence) privileges allow the holder to fly any single-engine piston aircraft for non-commercial purposes, with passengers, in visual meteorological conditions (VMC) and during the day. The specific privileges may vary depending on the country's aviation regulations.  \n WHO IS THIS PROGRAMME FOR?  \nEASA PPL programme is suitable for anyone who wants to become a leisure pilot without any previous experience or requirements. Due to its flexible structure, the programme is ideal for those who cannot study full-time and are looking for an option that can be combined with their main activity.  \nA private pilot licence is also the first step towards becoming a professional pilot if you wish to do so in the future.  \nEntry  \nrequirements  \nENTRY REQUIREMENTS FOR ALL APPLICANTS  \nAt least 16 years old •  \nClass 2 Aeronautical Medical certificate  \n•  \nBasic level Maths and Physics assessment  \n•  \nIntermediate level language in which the training will be carried out (Spanish or English)  \nProgramme  \ncontent  \nPROGRAMME CONTENT  \nFLIGHT TRAINING  \n46.5 flight hours, including:  \n10 hours of PIC (solo) time •  \n5 hours in FNPT-II simulator •  \n1 ,5 hour flight skill test  \nTHEORY TRAINING  \n1 1 7 theoretical hours in 9 subjects:  \nAir Law Flight Principles Navigation Aircraft General Knowledge Human Factors Communications Meteorology Performance Operational Procedures  \nTHE PROGRAMME DOES NOT INCLUDE:  \nClass 2 Aeronautical Medical examination (€150)  \n•  \nTheoretical examination fees (€630)  \n•  \nFlight examiner fee (€250)  \nProgramme  \ncontent  \nSTUDY MATERIALS & EXTRAS  \nHeadset • CR3 Computer • Logbook • Pad Pilot study materials • Navigation charts • Online library • Uniform polo shirt  \nDURATION OF THE PROGRAMME  \nThe duration of the programme is subject to the student’s availability and the time dedicated to training. As it is a flexible programme, it can be combined with work and other obligations.  \nWe can estimate a duration between 3 and 6 months.  \nAccommodation  \nACCOMMODATION  \nCANAVIA offers accommodation options at cozy student houses, located within a maximum of a 30 minute drive to reach classes and flights.  \nSchool  \nAccommodation   \n Gran Canaria  \nisland  \nEnjoy our 360º tour  \nWhy  \nchoose us  \nTop Reasons to Choose CANAVIA  \n CLIMATE OF THE CANARY ISLANDS  \nThe climate is subtropical and generally mild throughout the year, with temperatures ranging from 18-24°C in winter and 24-28°C in summer, creating perfect conditions for pilot training. We fly 365 days per year!  \n KEY LOCATIONS  \nWe are proud to run 4 operational bases and our own CAO Maintenance centre in the Canary Islands. With 8 international airports within 2 hours distance from any base, we created perfect conditions for students to gain all the necessary knowledge and skills during their training.  \n ACCOMMODATION  \nAccommodation is available for the entire training period -shared residences with single rooms for the exclusive use of our students.","cbCaifem6y5hnmIR","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaifem6y5hnmIR","pdf",2693108,12,"English","# EASA PPL Programme Overview\n## PPL Course Purpose and Advantages\n## PPL Licence Privileges\n## Programme Fit and Entry Requirements\n## Programme Content: Flight and Theory Training\n## Exclusions, Materials, and Duration\n## Accommodation and Key Reasons to Choose CANAVIA","[{\"question\":\"What can a PPL holder fly under EASA privileges?\",\"answer\":\"A PPL holder may fly any single-engine piston aircraft for non-commercial purposes with passengers, in VMC conditions and during daytime. 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