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What Qualification do I need to start an EASA ATPL Integrated Course? What are the ATPL Entry Requirements?
ATPL Entry Requirements · Admission Pre-Requisites
- English language equivalent to ICAO Level 4
- Valid EASA Class 1 Medical Certificate*
- 17+ years old
- High School certificate equivalent to A Level (UK), Bachillerato (Spain), or 12th grade (in some Arab countries).
- A maximum weight of 90kg.
- A maximum height of 191cm and a minimum of 158cm.
Bachelor’s and Master’s degrees are not required but will be valued as they also will be by airline companies. Exceptions may apply, but an additional exam is required.
*Quality Fly can request this for you on application.
When do our intakes start?
We have 4 intakes per year with program starting on the first working day of March, June, September & November.
Unfortunately we are completely full for 2026 course starts and we will open admissions for the March 2027 course in September 2026.
Places are limited, so be sure to contact our Admissions Team for more information and to reserve your spot!
Admission Process
The Admissions process for our ATP Integrated program is totally free and without obligation. Below is the general process for candidates wishing to join our school:
Step 1
INITIAL VIDEO CALL WITH admissions TEAM
You will have an initial call with one of our admissions officers to help you gain insight and decide on whether pursuing a career as a pilot is right for you.
During the call the admissions officer will:
- Verify you have the minimum level of education required
- Make sure you have the motivation and drive to complete the program and become an airline pilot
- Check your cover letter & CV
- Verify you have the financing in place to pay for the program.
Step 2
ENTRY ASSESSMENTS
If the initial call goes well and both yourself and the admissions officer are happy to proceed, you will be given 2 entry examinations. One for English, and the other for Math and Physics. You must pass these assessments in order to enrol in the program. If you fail, the admissions officer may ask you to go away and study and come back and try again once you have improved.
Step 3
ADMISSIONS INTERVIEW WITH A CURRENT AIRLINE PILOT
In the final phase of the admissions process, you will be interviewed by a current airline pilot to establish your suitability as a student for Quality Fly and as a potential future pilot to work in commercial airlines.
If you pass this interview, we welcome you to start the admissions process and pay your deposit to start your journey to becoming a commercial pilot.
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