Munich Aviation Company
Contact information
Trainings
- Light Aircraft Pilot License (LAPL (A))
- Private Pilot License (PPL (A))
- Night Flying Rating (NVFR)
- Competency based Instrument Rating (CB-IR (A))
- Enroute Instrument Rating (EIR (A))
- Instrument Rating (IR (A))
- Commercial Pilot License (CPL (A))
- Airline Transport Pilot License (ATPL (A))
- Flight Instructor License (PPL (A))
- Flight Instructor License (IRI (A))
- IR Check Flight Single Engine Piston (SEP)
- Type Rating
- Class Rating Renewal/Extension
- Radio Communication License AZF and BZF 1 & 2
- Language Proficiency English Level 4, 5 & 6
Aircrafts
- Cessna 172 S
Aircraft types
- single-engine
- complex aircraft
Brief description Munich Aviation Company
Munich Aviation Company is a certified aviation operator and flight school located at Augsburg Airport (EDMA), Germany. The company provides professional and comprehensive pilot training led by experienced instructors and examiners holding CPL and ATPL licenses. Training programs include Light Aircraft Pilot License (LAPL (A)), Private Pilot License (PPL (A)), Night Flying Rating (NVFR), Competency Based and Enroute Instrument Ratings (CB-IR (A), EIR (A)), full Instrument Rating (IR (A)), Commercial Pilot License (CPL (A)), Airline Transport Pilot License (ATPL (A)), Flight Instructor Licenses (PPL and IRI), IR Check Flights (SEP), Type Ratings, Class Rating Renewals/Extensions, and Radio Communication Licenses (AZF and BZF 1 & 2). The fleet mainly consists of single-engine aircraft such as the Cessna 172 S, featuring modern equipment like the G1000 NXi glass cockpit. Training sessions are conducted in fully equipped classrooms located near Augsburg Airport. Munich Aviation Company is certified under EU regulations with ATO approval number DE.BY.ATO.007, ensuring standardized, high-quality pilot education.
Key contact: Christian Sabionski, Managing Director and Head of Training (+49 172 8140311, info@munich-aviation-company.de).
Ideal for student pilots seeking thorough, professional pilot training in Germany with access to modern aircraft and expert instruction.
