Distance learning - aeroplane and helicopter pilot courses

Online pilot training courses

Before we even start thinking about practice, we are obliged to learn the theory of the given subject. This approach applies to aviation too, as we are able to go through the basics before we take our first flight. Online theoretical training is a course that allows you to complete the majority of lessons without leaving your home.

We prepared, the first in Poland, a spoken e-learning course for PPL(A) and LAPL(A) licenses. Such an approach helps to acquire theoretical knowledge easily and effectively at home.

The remaining training takes place via MS Teams and is coordinated by our instructors. These are live classes in which students get a chance to ask questions.

The distance learning available on our e-learning platform complies with the training program submitted by the Civil Aviation Authority.

The two-stage online training system

The theoretical training program is conducted according to European standards and FCL regulations. The PPL(A) theoretical training is offered in Polish or English, based on a program approved by the President of the Civil Aviation Authority and certified by ATO ZONDA.aero. Our unique e-learning course for the Private Pilot License (PPL(A)) can be accessed on mobile devices anytime.

Self-study: 82 hours of theoretical lessons.
Instructor-led classes: 13 hours of group sessions held online via MS Teams during weekends. There is no need to arrive to ZONDA.aero facilities.

Certification:

The theoretical training concludes with an internal exam and the issuance of a certificate, which is recognized in all EASA member countries. A medical certificate, minimum class 2 as per FCL requirements, is required for solo flights during practice for PPL(A).

Course Subjects:

The PPL(A) theoretical training includes the following subjects:

  1. Aviation Law: Understanding regulations and legal frameworks.
  2. Human Performance and Limitations: Studying physiological and psychological factors affecting pilots.
  3. Communication: Learning proper aviation communication protocols and procedures.
  4. Meteorology: Analyzing weather patterns and their impact on flight.
  5. Principles of Flight: Understanding the fundamentals of how airplanes fly.
  6. Operational Procedures: Learning standard operating procedures for various flight scenarios.
  7. Flight Performance and Planning: Calculating and planning flight operations.
  8. Aircraft General Knowledge and Navigation: Gaining knowledge about aircraft systems and navigation techniques.

 

Conclusion

ZONDA.aero’s structured approach to pilot training ensures a comprehensive understanding of both theoretical and practical aspects of flying, meeting all regulatory requirements and preparing students for a successful career in aviation.

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