- About the flight school
- Offer of training
- Costs
- Requirements
- FAQ – Frequently Asked Questions
- Contact details
About the Austrian Pilots Academy
The Austrian Pilots Academy Based in Salzburg, it is one of the established training organizations in the Austrian Alpine region.
It offers modern, practice-oriented pilot training that appeals to both beginners and advanced flight students.
The location at Salzburg Airport enables a particularly realistic training environment in the visual flight and Alpine flight experience.
can be optimally combined with one another.
In addition to a comprehensive theoretical training, the flight school focuses on personal support, flexible scheduling and a high-quality environment for powered flight,
Ultralight and advanced pilot licenses.
Offer of training
The flight school offers a wide range of licenses and ratings – from initial flight experiences to private pilot licenses.
instrument flight or commercial pilot courses. The training combines practical flight hours, modern theoretical units and
flexible learning modules.
| Training | License/Eligibility | Approximate costs |
|---|---|---|
| Powered flight training | PPL(A) – Private Pilot Licence | 12,000 – 15,000 € |
| Ultralight / LAPL / Gliding | LAPL(S)/UL or gliding licence | from about 4,000 € |
| Instrument rating | IR(A) – Instrument Rating | Approximately 10,000 – 20,000 € |
| Commercial pilot courses | CPL/ATPL | Approximately 60,000 – 80,000 € |
Costs
The actual costs depend on individual learning progress, required flight hours, weather conditions and organizational factors.
All prices are therefore indicative. In addition to flight hours, there are additional exam fees, landing fees, teaching materials
and – if necessary – association contributions. You will receive an exact calculation during a personal consultation with the flight school.
Requirements
There are different requirements for the commencement of pilot training depending on the licence. Typical requirements are:
- Minimum age between 16 and 18 years (depending on the license)
- Aero-medical certificate (Class 2 / Class 1)
- Basic knowledge of English and Mathematics
- Motivation, willingness to learn and regular training time
Before starting training, a personal interview with the flight school is recommended in order to coordinate goals, schedule and requirements.
FAQ – Frequently Asked Questions
How long does the training for PPL take?
The duration depends on availability, weather and personal learning time. on average several months,
Also faster on regular flights.
Can I fly professionally with a PPL?
No, you need a CPL or ATPL for that. The PPL serves only private flights.
Are there fixed or flexible starts?
Many courses allow flexible introductions, theory can often be started modularly.
What medical conditions apply?
At least one AME Class 2, for commercial pilots Class 1.
Do I need special school experience?
Good knowledge of English and mathematics is helpful, but no specific school education is mandatory.
What is the total cost I have to expect?
From several thousand euros (basic licenses) up to five-digit amounts for commercial pilot training.
Is the training part-time possible?
Yes, many flight students complete their training alongside the job through flexible scheduling.
Do you need an association membership?
Often yes, to be able to use aircraft and infrastructure – depending on the model of the flight school.
Does an Austrian EASA license also apply in Germany?
Yes, EASA licences are recognised in all Member States.
What radio or language certificates do I need?
As a rule, a radio-telephone certificate (BZF/AFZ) and a valid language qualification (e.g. English Level 4+.
Contact details
✉️ Email: office@austrian-pilots-academy.at
📍 Address: Kendlerstraße 90, 5020 Salzburg, Austria