Offices in Atlanta, Adelaide, Munich and Ottawa
Each authority has its own licences, medical classes, examinations and fees. Choose the one whose rules you’ll fly under, and we’ll prepare you to its standard.
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UK
UK Civil Aviation Authority
Licensing fees are published separately from training: £341 for the initial issue of certain professional licences, including the ATPL(A), CPL(A) and MPL.
EU
European Union Aviation Safety Agency
EASA sets the rules, but the national aviation authority of each member state issues the licence.
US
Federal Aviation Administration
The FAA issues pilot certificates, and the standard aeroplane commercial certificate generally requires 250 hours of flight time.
AU
Civil Aviation Safety Authority
An aeroplane RPL needs at least 25 hours of flight time, including 20 hours dual and five hours solo.
SG
Civil Aviation Authority of Singapore
A PPL needs at least a Class 2 medical; the CPL, MPL and ATPL need a Class 1 medical.
ZA
South African Civil Aviation Authority
A revised SACAA fee schedule took effect on 1 October 2026: use the current published schedule.
AE
General Civil Aviation Authority
Foreign licences may be recognised under GCAA conditions, but recognition is not automatic.
CA
Transport Canada
Minimum ages are 17 for the PPL, 18 for the CPL and 21 for the ATPL, for aeroplanes and helicopters.
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