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Track
Commercial pilot (CPL/ATPL)
Also valid on
Private pilot (PPL)
Duration
1–2 days
Price
from 2.080 €
Availability
On request
About the course
Advanced Upset Prevention AND Recovery Training (UPRT)
You’ll leave with an EASA UPRT qualifications which will be entered in your pilot logbook.
Aircraft and devices: Cessna 172M TECNAM P2008MKII
Syllabus
What the training covers
Theoretical knowledge course
- 5 hours of formal classroom knowledge instruction with an adequate instructor or online instruction
Flying
- 4 hours instrument time under instruction.
- at the end of the flying instruction the student logbook will be signed by an certified instructor and the student will receive a diploma that certify the UPRT qualification – NO SKILL TEST.
Time scale
How long it takes
- The theoretical training should be completed before starting with the practical training and normally takes between 1 -2 days.
- A full-time course of flight training for the UPRT (A)is expected to take at between 2 and 4 days to complete. However, in most cases, course length will be dictated by the student’s availability and if the weather is good and will take considerably longer. Validity, revalidation and renewal of Night Rating:
- An UPRT is valid for life.
Pricing
Course price
Target prices are subject to change. For an updated and personalised offer, get in touch — the full breakdown per aircraft type is in the presentation you can download at the top of this page.
Accreditations & approvals
See all accreditationsATO Certificate
Approved Training Organisation certificate for pilot training.
CC TO Certificate
Training organisation certificate for cabin crew members.
CAO Certificate
Combined Airworthiness Organisation certificate for maintenance.
Entry requirements
- An applicant for a UPRT course shall be the holder at least of:.
- A PPL(A).
- ATPL (A).
- SEP and aiplane class active rating.
What you get
- You’ll leave with an EASA UPRT qualifications which will be entered in your pilot logbook.