The PPL course is designed for those of us taking our first steps in the wonderful world of aviation, leading to the learning of basic flight notions, always in compliance with the regulations stipulated by the competent aeronautical authority (ANAC).
Being a pilot is a life choice made out of vocation and passion. Our institution provides you with the necessary support with the best human and technological resources to reach the highest standards of quality, prioritizing air safety.
The general objective of ATC Flight School with its private pilots is to generate high situational awareness and a sense of professionalism within a pleasant environment to foster culture, teamwork, and working under pressure.
Once you have completed our thorough private pilot airplane course, you will be equipped with the skills and knowledge necessary to take control as pilot in command or to perform as a co-pilot in non-commercial private flights.
This will allow you to experience the freedom of flying in airplanes for personal or recreational use, opening up a world of possibilities.
This course provides you with a solid foundation in aviation, preparing you for the exciting challenge of flying for pleasure and setting a path toward future opportunities in commercial aviation, should you wish to pursue them.
Embark on an exciting journey with our Private Pilot License Course (PPL), where you will not only fly but soar above the clouds, guided by the most outstanding experts in aeronautics. We offer you exceptional training aboard our state-of-the-art aircraft, equipped with the most sophisticated technology.
The minimum duration is 60 days from the issuance of the medical certificate (Class II). The maximum time to complete the course will be 2 years.
At the institutional level, we suggest a timeframe of 60 to 90 days for proper development.
Get ready to take off into the future of aviation with us!
To obtain your Private Pilot Airplane (PPA) license, you must fly a minimum of 40 hours. We suggest doing so over a period of 60 days to 2 years. Upon completion, you must take an exam in front of an inspector authorized by the National Civil Aviation Authority (ANAC).
