FFL Fachschule für Luftfahrzeugführer GmbH
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Trainings
- Airline Transport Pilot License (ATPL)
- Commercial Pilot License (CPL)
- Private Pilot License (PPL)
- Instrument Flight Rules (IFR)
- Multi Crew Cooperation (MCC)
- Jet Orientation Course
- Advanced Upset Prevention and Recovery Training (UPRT)
- Flight Instructor Training
- Multi-engine Piston Rating (MEP)
- Single-engine Piston Rating (SEP)
- Night Flight Qualification (NFQ)
- Radio Communication Licenses
- Language Proficiency Exams
- Flight Dispatcher Training
Aircrafts
- Cessna 152
- Cessna 172 M
- Cessna 172 S
- Piper Archer PA28-181
- Grob G115D
- Socata TB 20
- Diamond Twin Star DA 42
- Piper Meridian PA46T
Aircraft types
- Single-engine piston aircraft
- Twin-engine piston aircraft
- High-performance aircraft
- Turboprop
Brief description Ffl Fachschule Für Luftfahrzeugführer Gmbh
FFL Fachschule für Luftfahrzeugführer GmbH is Germany's first independent flight school specialized in training airline and commercial pilots. Centrally located at Essen/Mülheim Regional Airport (ICAO: EDLE), students are trained on modern aircraft, including multi-engine machines with fuel-efficient diesel engines and advanced glass cockpits. The school follows airline standards and focuses on the individual needs of students as well as professional quality at competitive prices.
The main training programs include ATPL, CPL, PPL, IFR, MCC, Jet Orientation Course, Advanced UPRT, and flight instructor training. In addition, additional qualifications such as night flight qualification, radio communication licenses, and flight dispatcher training are offered.
The diverse and modern fleet supports both training and charter operations. Individual support for students and high professional standards throughout the entire training process prepare them for successful careers in aviation in Germany and beyond.
The flight school places special emphasis on individual support and professional standards, making it a remarkable choice for aspiring pilots seeking comprehensive training under airline-level conditions.
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