Our range of pilot courses at our L3Harris Airline Academy all share the same goal; we want you to learn how to become a commercial pilot and enjoy a successful pilot career.
We have a range of EASA approved pilot courses to choose from, from the industry renowned Integrated ATPL and Modular ATPL route to integrating a University degree with your pilot training - there is a pilot course to suit everyone.
If you opt for our Integrated or Modular ATPL route, your training will take place across our flight schools based in the UK and Portugal. To start your journey, find out the qualifications and requirements you'll need to become a pilot.
The benefit of completing a pilot course with L3Harris is the access you’ll have to industry-renowned instructors, state-of-the-art facilities as well as an airline placement pool to help you secure your future job as a Co-Pilot.
95% of our 2019 graduates are already working as Co-Pilots for 22 commercial airlines across the globe - that could be you once you obtain your pilot licence with L3Harris Airline Academy.
Learning to become a pilot is no small investment, however the cost of our pilot courses are reflected in the quality of our training as well as the opportunities available to progress in their career soon after they obtain their qualification.
Pilot course costs are as follows:
Integrated ATPL Course = £79,950
ATPL Theory E-Learning = £2,400
EASA ATPL Theoretical Knowledge = £6,950
For more information, please visit our guide on how much it costs to become a pilot.
The length of your airline pilot training will vary depending on the course you select.
Typically, an Integrated ATPL course take anywhere between 18 and 24 months to complete.
Modular ATPL courses on the other hand offer greater flexibility and cadets have the three years to complete training once they have passed their theoretical knowledge exams.
Our entry criteria determines the minimum requirements to start pilot training. Including: being 18 years old to start training, holding a minimum of 5 GCSEs grade C / 4 or above (or international equivalent), be able to pass an EASA Class 1 Medical and have the right to live and work in EEA and Switzerland or be able to obtain a Tier 4 Visa.
You are not necessarily guaranteed a job at the end of your pilot training course. However, with an airline programme before commencement of training you will be given a conditional offer of employment outlining the standard of your performance which must be met through your training for you to go into employment with the airline.
At L3Harris Airline Academy we have a dedicated placement pool which is committed to preparing and helping you to secure a role at a Co-Pilot.
L3Harris Airline Academy's Pilot Pathways Aviation Industry Recovery (AIR) Scholarship.
Our Integrated ATPL course is designed to prepare you for a future Airline Pilot job.
Our EASA Integrated ATPL course is designed to prepare you for a future Airline Pilot job.
Train towards an ATPL licence at your own pace and pay as you train.
Private Pilot Licence (PPL) Training Course.
You've acquired your PPL, build up the 150 flight hours needed to start the next phase of training.
Combine pilot training with a University of Central Lancashire degree.
An approved ATPL theoretical knowledge distance learning course.
An approved ATPL theoretical knowledge course from our London Gatwick training centre.
Multi-Engine Piston Class Rating (MEP) Commercial Pilot Licence (CPL) & Instrument Rating (IR).
Airline Pilot Standards (APS) Multi-Crew Cooperation (MCC) Course.
AQC / MCC upgrade course to achieve the APS MCC demanded by a growing number of commercial operators.
Thank you for your interest in one of our career programs.
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