Training Objective
The aim of the ATPL(A) modular theoretical distance learning course is to prepare students to successfully pass the theoretical exam at the Transport Authority, conducted in accordance with the requirements of the PART-FCL regulation, necessary for obtaining an ATPL(A) license.
The Airline Transport Pilot License (ATPL) is the highest level of pilot certification and the essential qualification required to become a Captain for commercial airlines worldwide. At AIAA – Albanian International Air Academy, we offer professional EASA ATPL training in Albania, designed to prepare students for a successful international aviation career.
Our ATPL course in Tirana follows EASA standards, combining advanced theoretical instruction with structured airline-oriented training. Students develop deep knowledge in air law, aircraft systems, meteorology, navigation, flight planning, human performance, and operational procedures.
Airlines look for pilots who demonstrate strong decision-making skills, leadership ability, and the competence to manage complex and unexpected situations. Building a solid theoretical foundation during your ATPL training is critical for airline assessments, simulator evaluations, and real-world flight operations.
By choosing AIAA, students benefit from:
International-standard pilot training in Albania
Airline-focused preparation
Experienced aviation instructors
A pathway to global airline employment
Start your journey toward becoming a professional airline pilot with our EASA ATPL program in Tirana, Albania.
Course Description
The ATPL(A) modular theoretical distance learning course is organized as a distance learning form consisting of two phases. Each phase of the theoretical course includes theoretical preparation covering 7 subjects. After successfully completing both phases of training, the student will be familiar with the issues of 14 subjects, as required by the PART-FCL regulation.
Each of the phases consists of the following parts:
- theoretical teaching in the classroom
- self-study and test part (aimed at verifying the knowledge acquired during studies)
The theoretical classroom instruction syllabus is designed to meet the requirement for the duration of theoretical classroom instruction as required by the PART-FCL regulation.
