Become a private pilot

Yes. The PPL provides a strong foundation to build on, depending on your goals.

You may choose to further develop your skills by adding ratings such as a MEP (Multi-Engine Piston) or an IR (Instrument Rating). These offer additional challenge, greater capabilities, and a higher level of precision and control, without necessarily pursuing a professional pilot career.

If you do decide to take the next step, you can seamlessly transition into our Airline Career Program, designed to support your progression toward advanced pilot training.

The training takes on average around 12 months for the combined program (theory and practical).

This timeline reflects a realistic and efficient training path, allowing you to fully complete the theoretical trainingwhile building solid practical experience. It also includes a buffer for external factors such as weather conditions, which are an inherent part of flight training and may impact scheduling.

Thanks to our flexible approach, you can align your training with your pace and availability. Training more frequently allows for faster progress, while a more gradual path remains fully possible.

Our focus is not just on speed, but on ensuring you complete your training with confidence, control, and a strong foundation as a pilot.

Yes. The program is designed to be fully compatible with work or studies.

The theoretical training is completed through self-study, allowing you to progress at your own pace. In addition, practical training is scheduled through a flexible monthly planning, tailored to your availability.

This gives you full control over your schedule, without compromising the quality of your training.

Under EASA regulations, a minimum of 45 flight hours is required. In reality, this is often not sufficient for most students to reach the desired level.

That’s why we offer an all-in package of 70 hours of practical training, based on the experience that this is what is needed to become a confident and capable pilot, not just to pass the exam.

This gives you the time to refine your skills, repeat key exercises, and build confidence in solo flight. The result is a higher success rate, fewer interruptions, and a more efficient training path.

Our philosophy is simple: we don’t train to the minimum - we train you to be truly ready.

Each session follows a clear and logically structured training flow.

You begin with a pre-flight briefing, where the exercise and objectives are explained. This is followed by the training itself in a simulator or during a flight, guided by an experienced instructor. Afterward, a debriefing provides targeted feedback to accelerate your progress.

A session typically lasts 2 to 3 hours, depending on the type of training. You will also receive preparation for your next session, ensuring continuous and efficient progress.

Yes, it is possible to complete your theoretical training at one school and your practical training at another.

However, for optimal results, we recommend combining both. This integration leads to a more efficient learning processand a deeper understanding of what you apply in the cockpit.

Not necessarily. You will be trained by a team of experienced instructors, each bringing their own expertise and perspective.

This approach adds significant value: you gain a broader understanding, learn to adapt to different situations, and benefit from diverse feedback, strengthening your overall training.

At the same time, all instructors follow the EPC Training Standards and procedures, ensuring your training remains consistent, structured, and of high quality, regardless of the instructor.

It also provides greater scheduling flexibility and supports continuous progress throughout your training.

Certain external costs, such as exam fees, medicals, and administrative charges, are not included.

We always provide a clear overview upfront, so you know exactly what to expect.

Yes. In partnership with Belfius Bank, EuroPilot Center offers a dedicated pilot financing solution.

This solution is specifically designed for pilot training, allowing you to spread your investment into clear and manageable monthly payments.

Our Aviation Coaches will guide you through the entire process - from application to approval - so you can start your training with confidence and clarity.

Certain medical conditions may have an impact, but this does not automatically disqualify you.

Many cases are assessed individually, and in some situations, limitations or additional testing may apply. For example, wearing glasses is often not an issue.

Color vision deficiency can, in some cases, be a disqualifying factor. However, depending on the type and severity, a re-evaluation or additional testing (such as specialized color vision tests) may still allow certification.

If in doubt, we recommend a preliminary consultation with an Aviation Medical Examiner, so you can quickly gain clarity on your eligibility.

The validity of an EASA Class 2 Medical depends on your age:

• Up to 40 years: 60 months (valid until age 42)
• 40 - 50 years: 24 months (valid until age 51)
• From 50 years: 12 months

To remain eligible to fly, your medical must be renewed before it expires.