Integrated ATPL(A)
Choose your pathway to becoming a professional airline pilot with comprehensive training and certification from OAA
Integrated ATPL(A)
Choose your pathway to becoming a professional airline pilot with comprehensive training and certification from OAA
Ground Training
34 WeeksCore Subjects
- 14 ATPL Subjects
- 975 Training Hours
- 3 Progressive Stages
Key Outcomes
- Theoretical Knowledge
- Exam Preparation
- Regulatory Understanding
Flight Training
46 WeeksCore Subjects
- Single Engine Training
- Multi-Engine Training
- Instrument Rating
- APS Multi-Crew Cooperation (MCC)
- Advanced UPRT training
Key Outcomes
- Commercial Pilot License
- Multi-Engine Rating
- Instrument Rating
Oman CAA Integrated ATPL (A)
OMR 40,400
≈ USD 105,000
EASA Integrated ATPL (A)
OMR 44,400
≈ USD 115,500
Note: All fees are subject to change without prior notice. Please contact our admissions office for the most current fee structure.
What's Included
Integrated ATPL(A) Syllabus
Theoretical Knowledge
975 Total Hours
| Subject | Hours |
|---|---|
| Air Law | 76.0 |
| Aircraft General Knowledge | 153.3 |
| Instrumentation | 91.6 |
| Mass and Balance | 43.9 |
| Performance | 68.0 |
| Flight Planning and Monitoring | 56.8 |
| Human Performance and Limitations | 56.2 |
| Subject | Hours |
|---|---|
| Meteorology | 76.1 |
| General Navigation | 57.9 |
| Radio Navigation | 58.5 |
| Operational Procedures | 50.6 |
| Principles of Flight | 92.4 |
| Communication | 34.1 |
| Knowledge, Skill, Attitude | 59.9 |
| Total Hours | 975 |
Key Differences at a Glance
Clear comparison between Oman CAA and EASA ATPL programs
Geographic Coverage
Regional (GCC) operations
International operations
Language Support
English language instruction
English language instruction
Career Focus
Regional airlines focus
Global airlines focus
Which Program is Right for You?
Choose Oman CAA if you want:
- To fly primarily in GCC countries
- English language instruction
- To work with regional airlines
- Training focused on regional operations
Choose EASA if you want:
- To fly internationally
- Global career opportunities
- European aviation standards
- Worldwide recognition
Eligibility Criteria
Requirements for ATPL Program Application
General Terms
- Aged 17 years or older
- Holder of a General Diploma (high school) or a university degree
- Pass the OAA physics and mathematics tests
- Eligible to obtain a Class 1 Medical Certificate
- IELTS certificate with a minimum score of 5.5
- Pay the registration Fees
Required Documents
- Copy of Passport and National ID
- Copy of General Diploma or university degree certificate
- IELTS certificate with a minimum score of 5.5
- Personal photos with blue background (4)
Program Comparison
Oman CAA ATPL
Integrated program: 80 training weeks (minimum 24 months)
EASA ATPL
Integrated program: 80 training weeks (minimum 24 months)
| Feature | Oman CAA ATPL | EASA ATPL |
|---|---|---|
| Certification Authority | Oman Civil Aviation Authority | European Union Aviation Safety Agency |
| Geographic Recognition | GCC Countries (Regional) | Worldwide (International) |
| Training Duration | 80 training weeks (minimum 24 months) | 80 training weeks (minimum 24 months) |
| Flight Hours | 245.7 Hours Total (162.7 aircraft + 83 simulator) | 245.7 Hours Total (162.7 aircraft + 83 simulator) |
| Theory Hours | 975 Hours | 975 Hours |
| Language of Instruction | English language instruction | English language instruction |
| Medical Requirements | Oman CAA Class 1 Medical | Oman CAA + EASA Class 1 Medical |
| Career Opportunities | Regional Airlines (GCC Focus) | International Airlines Worldwide |
| Training Location | Oman (one multi-engine phase may be flown in Oman or the EU) | Oman (one multi-engine phase may be flown in Oman or the EU) |
ATPL Training E-Book
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