Eurowings Aviation & Consulting Ltd. - Cameroun

Theoretical Knowledge Training Course for LAPL(A)/PPL(A) involves a combination of e- learning studies and classroom instruction. e-learning is supported by Eurowings Information & Training Support System (ITSS), based on a Web learning management system (LMS) and custom software applications developed by Eurowings.
Students can study at their preferred location and their own pace all 9 theory subjects listed below, forming the common EASA PART FCL syllabus for LAPL(A)/PPL(A). Available training content in Greek and English languages include theory notes, reference documents, sample examination questions with answers and explanations etc.
— Air law
— Human performance
— Meteorology,
— Communications
— Principles of flight
— Operational procedures
— Flight performance and planning
— Aircraft general knowledge
— Navigation
Eurowings Theoretical Knowledge Instructors, TKIs, monitor and assess students' progress through various tools available in the ITSS (login time, number of theory units studied, score of their self assessment tests, assignments, etc.) and guide them in fields where any difficulties may appear.
As soon as students are considered to be ready to take our internal examinations for each subject, support documents are issued (when required for overseas participants for their Type D Student Visa) enabling them to travel to Greece, attend our workshop based on classroom instruction and sit the theory examinations organised by the Hellenic Civil Aviation Authority (HCAA).

PPL(A) Flight Training Course
Flight training is conducted in Messolonghi airfield which is ideal for intensified training providing a 800 m asphalt runway, accommodation on site, briefing/lecture spaces and hangar. All that within a short flying distance with national/international airports such as those of Zakinthos and Kefallinia. Kerkira International Airport (mainly for Night Rating training) is also used offering 24/7 operations, full lighting systems and navaids to familiarize students with “airport environment” similar to that encountered in their future professional activities.

Time Building Programs with Mentoring Services
Eurowings offers Time building programs with mentoring services from experienced Flight Instructors to Greek and foreign pilots who wish to improve their skills beyond the PPL(A) level or need to obtain additional flying experience required for the continuation of their training at a higher level. Eurowings Structured Hour Building Programs (SHBP) have been designed to assist PPL(A) holders in developing their flying skills and techniques from a private pilot standard to that required by a commercial pilot. During SHBP, the PPL(A) holder is directed and assessed by a Eurowings Flight Instructor for consolidation of existing skills as well as learning new ones, acting as his mentor throughout the program. Indicatively, such skills include pre-flight planning, general aircraft handling, accuracy, time management, navigation including VOR & ADF tracking, flight by sole reference to instruments, fuel management, etc.
Through pilot's monitored preparation and assessment process (typically progress checks every 5 hours) it is possible to adapt the program to meet the varied requirements of individual pilots and provide a personalized training package.

This program is a combination of personal development theoretical courses designed for those who wish a) to gain theoretical knowledge on basic subjects governing ab-initio pilot training AND/OR b) to obtain knowledge and skills to address different issues related to operations of Aviation Bodies (Airlines, Maintenance Organisations, Air Navigation Service Providers, Airport Authorities, Flight Schools, etc.). IFPAS can be organized both in Greece or in Nepal depending on training needs.
IFPAS is structured in two (2) main categories of courses (Category A and B).
Category A includes courses which are best for participants towards their efforts for a future career as pilots. Courses are based on the syllabus for theoretical knowledge training required for Private Pilot Licence (Aeroplanes), also known as PPL(A), in accordance with European (EASA) Flight Crew Licensing Regulations.
Category B courses are oriented towards those who are interested to become employees or upgrade their current management (non pilot) posts in an aviation body. Courses in this category cover specific subjects such as Safety and Quality Management, Certification, Business Planning, Process Modelling and Management etc. Other courses which may be added from time to time.
You can read more information about IFPAS at http://eurowings.training/index.php/en/services/aviation-foundation-courses