This training is for commercial pilots who aim to complete an Airbus A320 Type Rating (conducted on the single variant CEO) according to EASA approved

This training is for commercial pilots who aim to complete an Airbus A320 Type Rating (conducted on the single variant CEO) according to EASA approved

Focused on teamwork and communication in a multi-pilot environment, this simulator-based course develops decision-making, leadership, and emergency management skills essential for safe cockpit operations.

Hands-on operational experience flying with real passengers under supervision, mastering daily airline procedures, live ATC communication, and adapting to dynamic weather and routes.

EASA-mandated course teaching pilots to recognize and recover from aerodynamic upsets through theory and practical simulator sessions focused on stalls, spins, and unusual attitudes.

Recurrent certification course with simulator checks, testing emergency procedures, and validating or renewing the A320 type rating.

The Initial CRM Training course provides foundational instruction in non-technical skills critical to flight safety and effective crew coordination. It is required for all flight crew—and often cabin crew—prior to assuming operational duties, in accordance with EASA, ICAO, and operator requirements.

The CRM Recurrent Training course is designed to refresh and reinforce the non-technical skills essential to safe and effective flight operations. Mandated annually or biennially by most aviation authorities (EASA, FAA, ICAO), this course targets flight crew, cabin crew, and other operational aviation personnel.

The Instrument Flight Rules (IFR) Course is a core module in advanced pilot training, designed to equip pilots with the skills required to fly an aircraft solely by reference to instruments, without relying on external visual cues. This capability is essential for operating safely in low-visibility conditions, such as clouds, fog, heavy rain, or at night.