What is an EASA ATO (Approved Training Organization)?

An EASA ATO is a flight school approved by the European Union Aviation Safety Agency to provide standardized pilot training programs. ATO certification ensures the school meets strict safety and training quality standards for professional pilot education.

How long does it take to get a Commercial Pilot License (CPL)?

A Commercial Pilot License typically takes 18-24 months to complete through an integrated course at an EASA ATO. This includes ground school, flight training, and meeting the minimum 200 flight hours requirement.

What's the difference between modular and integrated flight training?

Integrated training is a continuous full-time program at an ATO, typically faster but more expensive. Modular training allows you to complete licenses step-by-step at your own pace, often while working, but takes longer overall.

How much does pilot training cost in Europe?

EASA pilot training costs vary significantly by country and school. PPL training typically costs €8,000-15,000, while integrated ATPL programs range from €80,000-150,000. Always verify current pricing directly with training organizations.

AIR TAHITI NUI

Faa'a, France

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What is AIR TAHITI NUI?

AIR TAHITI NUI is an EASA-approved Approved Training Organisation (ATO) located in Faa'a, France. The school offers pilot training programs including FCL.725 - Type Rating (MPA) B777/787 y compris ZFTT Avions.

Where is AIR TAHITI NUI located?

ATO Number

FR.ATO.0029

Address

Faa'a, France

Location

Faa'a, France

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Which licenses does AIR TAHITI NUI offer?

FCL.725 - Type Rating (MPA) B777/787 y compris ZFTT Avions

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