Flygskolor i Graz, Austria

Where can I train as a pilot in Graz?

Where can you train as a pilot in Graz? Aviatr's directory for Austria lists 1 EASA-approved ATOs based in or close to Graz, each authorised to deliver structured pilot training under the EASA Part-FCL framework. Programmes offered locally most commonly cover Type rating: PA31/42, P180, C500/501, C406/425, C525, FA20/200, TRI(A): PA31/42, P180, C500/501, C406/425, C525, FA20/200, Class Rating: Rhein Flugzeugbau SET, D228, Class Rating Instructor: Rhein Flugzeugbau SET, D228, meaning the city caters both to recreational students working towards a PPL and to career-focused candidates building hours for a commercial or airline-track licence. On pricing, a PPL in Europe typically begins around €8,000 and a full integrated ATPL course reaches up to €150,000 — each ATO in Graz publishes its own rates, financing terms, and module bundles, so comparing line items on their detail pages is the fastest way to judge real cost.The nearest major airport, Graz Children's Hospital Helipad (LOGZ), is the primary base for cross-country training exercises and IFR approaches flown out of the city. Separately, 1 EASA-authorised Aviation Medical Examiners operate from Graz itself, so you can handle your Class 1 or Class 2 medical locally without a second trip. Every licence you earn in Graz is valid for commercial operations across the entire EU.