AKTC001 - Airline transport pilot license (F-ATPL)

Prerequisites

• 18 years old
• At least High School graduate
• Hold an LYCAA Class 1 medical certificate
• Successfully pass Airkufra test (on site)
• Successfully Pass Airkufra interview

Stages

This course is structured into three stages, guiding you step by step toward your goal of becoming a commercial pilot.

Stage 1: ATPL Theory

The goal of the ATPL theoretical course is to equip students with the knowledge necessary to successfully pass the various modules of the ATPL theoretical exams as outlined in LYCAA FCL.515. The course consists of 750 hours of training, which is distributed across three phases covering different subjects.

Phase 1

• Module 010 air law
• Module 021 aircraft general knowledge
• Modules 040 human performance & limitation
• Module 091 VRF communications
• Module 092 IFR communications

Phase 2

• Modules 022 instrumentation
• Modules 031 mass and balance
• Modules 032 aircraft performance
• Modules 050 meteorology
• Modules 081 principles of flight

Phase 3

• Modules 033 flight planning and monitoring
• Module 061 general navigation
• Modules 062 radio navigation
• Modules 070 operational procedures
• Module 091 VRF communications
• Module 092 IFR communications

The program fully incorporates Libyan Civil Aviation requirements throughout the entire training syllabus, with a strong focus on real-world training, managing emergency situations, building resilience, and more.

Classroom instruction combines theoretical and practical work to cover the subject matter. This includes, but is not limited to, lessons, tutorials, demonstrations, planning, communications, group presentations, scenario and project-based exercises, hands-on simulator training, computer-based learning, workbook activities, assignments, airport or aviation industry field trips, and other forms of media-based training.

Stage 2: Flight Training

Once you’ve successfully passed your ATPL exams, you’ll begin flight training at our facility at Zwara Airport. The skies of northwest Libya offer excellent, pilot-friendly conditions, and with Zwara’s low air traffic and long runway, you’ll experience a smooth and confident start to your flight training.

Stage 3: Multi-Crew Coordination & Jet Orientation Course

The Multi-Crew Coordination and Jet Orientation Course marks the final phase of your training and serves as the ultimate preparation for your first airline application. This stage integrates everything you’ve learned, allowing you to operate in a realistic airline training environment and perform as a professional airline pilot. You will:

Complete two weeks of intensive Multi-Crew Cooperation (MCC) and Jet Orientation Course (JOC) training.