Gifas Issat.com
Aerospace Education Catalogue

Commercial Pilot Licence

  • Organisation: ESMA Aviation Academy - Montpellier
  • Type of Course: Initial education
  • Language(s): French
  • Place: Montpellier (French Regions: Occitanie)
  • Prepared diploma/grade/title: CES: Certificate of Advanced Studies (from a higher education institution)
  • Level of entry: French Baccalaureat + 0
  • This training is included in RNCP / RS

Course Details

Objectives: The Commercial Pilot License (CPL) is European Safety Agency (EASA) approved and designed to build upon the skills gained during PPL training. This license is produced by the aviation industry to allow aviators to undertake further and more advanced flight training including visual flight rules (VFR), navigation, general handling, basic instrument flying, and advanced handling.

Admission requirements:
· Must be at least 18 years old
· Must hold a valid DBS basic disclosure certificate
· Hold an EASA Class 1 Medical Certificate
· Hold a valid ICAO or EASA PPL
· Have Passed all EASA theoretical knowledge ground examinations to ATPL or CPL Level
· Hold a night qualification
· Have completed 200 hours flight time as a pilot (100 hours as pilot in command)
· Have flown 300nm cross country, with two landings at aerodromes different to that of departure
· Have a multi-engine piston class rating
· Have completed his BIFM (Basic Instrument Flying Module)

Duration and terms: 16 weeks

Dedicated web site: https://www.esma.fr/course/commercial-pilot-license

Disciplines

  • Applications, Operations

Topics

  • 1 - Environment and Physical Measurement: Radiation, Particles, Solar Wind, Debris, Mechanical and Thermal environment, Aerology, Meteorology, Climate, Environmental Measurements and Analysis, Physico-chemical Analysis, Sensors, Metrology, Vacuum Techniques, etc.
  • 2 - Dynamics and Kinematics: Reference Systems, Flight Mechanics, Trajectography, Space Dynamics, Perturbations, Orbit Restitution, Attitude and Orbit Control, Rendezvous, Formation Flying, Constellations, Interplanetary Trajectories, etc.
  • 13 - Localization, Positioning, Mobility: Navigation, Guidance, Radiofrequency Aids (ILS, VOR, etc.), GNSS, Location Based Services (LBS), Mobility, Intelligent Transportation Systems (ITS), Transportation, etc.
  • 14 - Aeronautical and Space Vehicles: Aircraft, Balloons, Drones, Launch vehicles, Satellites, Cubsats, High Altitude Platforms, Landers, Rovers, Manned Flights, etc.
  • 18 - Aerospace Systems Infrastructure and Operations: Airport Platforms, Launch Bases, Control and Mission Centers, Air and Space Traffic Management, In-Orbit Services, Operations, Planning, Man-Machine Interfaces, Human Factors, etc.