Integrated ATPL(A)
Next start dates
Choose the intake that suits you and secure your seat with a Training Advisor.
Intake
November 9, 2026
Intake
February 1, 2027
Intake
May 10, 2027
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September 6, 2027
Next start dates to be announced. Contact a Training Advisor for details.
The course at a glance
The Integrated ATPL(A) takes aspiring pilots with little or no experience through theoretical knowledge, single- and multi-engine piston flying, Performance-Based Navigation (PBN), Multi-Crew Cooperation (MCC) and Upset Prevention and Recovery Training (UPRT), all at our Ponte de Sor (LPSO) base. You graduate with an EASA CPL(A) with SEP, MEP and IR ratings and ATPL theory credit (frozen ATPL), recognised in all EASA member states (32 countries) and widely around the world.

Required experience
Little or none.
Duration
Approximately 24 months.
Ground school
Monday to Friday, 08h30 to 17h30.
Flight training
Full-time availability, including weekends and holidays.
Training base
Ponte de Sor (LPSO), Portugal: theory and flight training.
Licence on completion
EASA CPL(A) with SEP, MEP and IR ratings and ATPL theory credit (frozen ATPL).
Training environment
Modern facilities, latest-generation simulators and a fleet almost entirely equipped with glass cockpits.
Our fleet
Train on a modern fleet, from single-engine to multi-engine aircraft.

Admission checklist
What you need to apply for the Integrated ATPL(A) course.
Age
Be at least 17 to submit an application.
Education
High school certificate (12th year) or international equivalent.
English language
Fluency in English (verbal and written). ICAO Level 4 is required to obtain a licence.
Medical
Be able to obtain an EASA Class 1 medical certificate.
Selection assessment
Successfully complete Sevenair Academy’s competency and aptitude test.
Criminal record
Produce a clean criminal record certificate.
Visas
Unrestricted right to live, study and work in the European Union or Switzerland, or eligibility for a visa.
Programme timeline
Approximately 24 months, from enrolment to Multi-Crew Cooperation.
Pre-course
Enrolment and admission
- Psychometric assessment
- Class 1 medical examination
- English assessment
- Final interview
- Uniform and theory & flight training equipment
Months 1–12 · Theory phase
ATPL(A) theoretical knowledge
- Ground school
- School exams: 13 (first attempt)
- CAA exams: 13 (first attempt)
Months 13–15 · Flight training phase
Foundation flight training
- Basic aircraft handling
- First solo flight
Months 16–19 · Flight training phase
Visual and basic instrument training
- Cross-country navigation
- Night flying
- Advanced manoeuvres
- Emergency procedures
- Basic instrument flying
Months 20–23 · Flight training phase
Commercial flight training
- Instrument flight navigation
- Multi-engine flying
- Advanced UPRT
Month 24
MCC – Multi-Crew Cooperation course
Next steps to become a pilot
From your first conversation with a Training Advisor to your training contract.
- 1
Seek guidance from our team
Our Training Advisors team is dedicated to answering your questions, giving you all the details about the ATPL(A) course and guiding you throughout the process.
- 2
Enrolment agreement
A formal commitment that secures your place on the ATPL programme and starts your assessment process, which must be completed within 3 months.
- 3
Online assessment
An individual test battery that measures performance indicators such as mathematics, physics, cognitive skills, English and situational awareness.
- 4
Medical certification
Our Admissions Team will help you book your EASA Class 1 medical, which is a legal requirement before you can start training.
- 5
On-site assessment
You will be invited to our base for an on-site assessment, including aptitude and personality tests, group exercises, an interview in English and a simulator evaluation.
- 6
Training contract
After a successful assessment you are ready to start training. Our Training Advisors team will guide you through the final details to confirm your seat.
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