The content and process of the training provided in flight schools may vary depending on the type of flight school, the licenses it issues and the training program.
- To apply to flight schools, certain conditions must be met. These conditions include criteria such as age, education, health, foreign language. Flight schools evaluate applicants according to these criteria and accept those who are suitable.
- Flight schools offer different types of licenses. These licenses document the competencies required to work in different areas of the pilot profession. For example, there are licenses such as PPL (Private Pilot License) private private pilot license, CPL (Commercial Pilot License) commercial pilot license, ATPL (Airline Transport Pilot License) airline transport pilot license. Flight schools provide training according to the type of license that candidates are interested in.
- Flight schools provide two types of training: theoretical and practical. In theoretical training, basic information about aviation is given. For example, topics such as air law, meteorology, navigation, aircraft information, and human performance are covered. In practical training, flight skills are improved. For example, you can practice with flight simulators and gain flight experience with real airplanes.
- Flight schools monitor and evaluate the training process of candidates. At the end of theoretical and practical training, candidates take the exams and if they are successful, they are entitled to receive a license. Flight schools help candidates obtain licenses and prepare them for the aviation industry.
