Table of contents
- Overview of the flight school
- Offer of training
- Costs
- Requirements
- FAQ – Frequent Questions
- Contact details
Overview of the flight school
The Flying Academy Vienna is an internationally oriented flight school located near Vienna. As an EASA-certified training organisation, it is aimed at beginners who want to realize their dream of flying as well as prospective commercial pilots who want a professional career in the cockpit. Modern training aircraft, structured training programs and multilingual teaching ensure practical and flexible training.
Due to the location in the Vienna area, students benefit from a varied airspace, controlled conditions and a well-developed infrastructure. Depending on the programme, theory and practice units can be completed full-time or modularly, so that the training can be combined well with work or studies.
Offer of training
The Flying Academy Vienna offers a wide range of training courses – from the first trial flight to complete professional pilot training. Typical programmes include:
- Private pilot licence PPL(A) Ideal for amateur and leisure pilots as well as an entry into further license levels.
- Commercial pilot licence CPL(A) – for pilots who want to fly commercially and work in the cockpit.
- Instrument rating (IR) – for flights under instrument flight rules, e.g. in poor visibility or complex weather conditions.
- Multi-engine rating (ME) – Training on aeroplanes with more than one engine.
- Integrated ATPL programmes – Combined “zero-to-hero” training from beginners to airline-qualified co-pilots.
- Time Building – targeted hour structure, often as preparation for further professional pilot courses.
- Introduction and trial flights – to get to know the school and gain first practical flight experience.
Training Offer and Costs – Overview
The following information is for guidance only. Concrete prices and current offers can vary depending on the season, aircraft type and individual training plan and should be requested directly from the flight school.
| Training | Short description | Costs (indicative value / note) |
|---|---|---|
| PPL(A) – Private Pilot Licence | Basic training for recreational pilots; includes theory and practical flight lessons. | Course fee depending on the amount of flight hours; detailed costs upon request. |
| CPL(A) – Commercial Pilot Licence | Building on an existing license; Requirement for commercial flying. | Modular or integrated programs; price depends on previous experience and hours required. |
| IR – Instrument rating | Specialization in IFR flights, often combined with CPL/ATPL. | Cost depending on required IFR flight hours and simulator training. |
| ME – Multi-engine authorisation | training on multi-engine aeroplanes to expand operational possibilities. | Price depends on aircraft type and number of training flights. |
| Integrated ATPL program | Complete professional pilot training from beginners to airline application maturity. | Total package; total costs available as part of an individual consultation. |
| Time Building | Hour schedule to meet minimum flight hours for further licences. | Calculation usually per flight hour; season prices and packages possible. |
| Introductory flight / Discovery Flight | Short flight to get to know flight school, aircraft and everyday training. | Fixed price per flight or depending on the duration; ideal as an entry or gift. |
Costs
The total cost of pilot training shall consist of several building blocks. In addition to the pure course fees for theory and flight hours, interested parties should plan, among other things, the following positions:
- Flight hours (depending on the programme and type of aircraft)
- Theory teaching and examination fees
- Medical examination (Medical class 1 or 2)
- Landing and airport charges
- Teaching materials, headset and other equipment as appropriate
- Accommodation and living expenses on site
- Travel expenses to the training site or examinations
Since aircraft prices, fuel costs and fees can change, it is advisable to obtain a personal offer from the Flying Academy Vienna. In this way, a realistic calculation can be created for the entire training path – from the first flight to the professional license.
Requirements
Depending on the training objective, the formal requirements differ. In principle, applicants should consider the following points:
- Minimum age: For a private pilot license, the minimum age is usually around 17 years; for commercial pilot courses usually higher.
- Medical fitness: For recreational pilots, a Medical Class 2 is usually required, for commercial pilots, a Medical Class 1.
- Language skills: Good English skills are important, as radio traffic and much of the specialist literature is in English.
- School education: A solid school degree is beneficial, especially in mathematics and physics.
- Personal suitabilityResponsibility, concentration and reliability are essential characteristics for the pilot profession.
The flight school informs interested parties as part of an individual consultation, which specific requirements apply for the respective course and which proof must be provided in advance.
FAQ – Frequent Questions
What types of licenses can I purchase at Flying Academy Vienna?
The flight school offers, among other things, training on the private pilot licence PPL(A), the commercial pilot licence CPL(A), various ratings such as instrument flight (IR) and multi-engine rating (ME), as well as integrated ATPL programmes.
Can I start with zero flight experience?
Yes, many programs are designed for beginners without prior knowledge. If you first want to test whether flying is the right thing to do, you can use a taster's or a tester's guide. Introductory flight shall commence.
Does the flight school offer modular and integrated training?
As a rule, both modular courses (e.g. first PPL, later CPL/IR/ME) as well as integrated “zero-to-hero” programs are offered. In this way, the training can be adapted to individual goals and budgets.
What is the division between theory and practice?
The theory takes place in presence, online or in a combination of both, depending on the program. Practical flight hours are scheduled in accordance with the progress of the theory so that the acquired knowledge can be applied directly.
What is the total cost I have to expect?
The total cost depends on the license chosen, the number of hours required to fly, the type of aircraft and individual factors such as accommodation and travel costs. Concrete offers and current package prices are available directly from the flight school.
Is a financing or installment payment possible?
Some flight schools offer financing models or partial payments. Whether and in what form this is possible at the Flying Academy Vienna should be clarified in a personal consultation.
What language skills do I need?
Most programs require a good knowledge of English, as airborne radio and many teaching materials are in English. In addition, language examinations for the radio language level (e.g. ICAO Language Proficiency is required.
How long does the training to become a commercial pilot take?
The duration depends on the chosen form of training and the individual availability. Full-time integrated programs can usually be completed within around 18-24 months, and modular paths take longer.
Can I combine education with work or study?
Modular programs and flexible theory offers are often well suited for part-time or study-accompanying implementation. How this can be organized in concrete terms is best discussed directly with the school.
Is there support for starting a career after training?
Many flight schools support graduates with tips on applying, industry contacts or special preparation courses for airline assessment centers. The Flying Academy Vienna can explain which offers currently exist in a consultation.
Contact details
For up-to-date information on courses, prices and entry dates, direct contact with the flight school is recommended:
- 📞 Telephone: +420 228 882 444
- ✉ Email: info@flyfa.com
- 🌐 Website: https://vienna.flyingacademy.com
- 📍 Address: Space Vienna / airfield Bad Vöslau, Austria