Find answers to common questions about pilot training, requirements, and life at Flying Academy.
Flying Academy is a flight school authorized by the FAA (Federal Aviation Administration) as well as the EASA (European Aviation Safety Agency). Flying Academy is:
Flying Academy is located in the Czech Republic with bases in Prague (capital) and Brno. Flying Academy has also opened an office in Portugal, Portimao. In the United States, we are located in Miami, Florida and Los Angeles, California. We also have an office in Gurugram, India to provide consultancy services.
To start your training you will need the right visa (if applicable), health or travel insurance, proof of identity, and a diploma or certificate of your highest education. We will also schedule you for the Medical examination as soon as possible so that you'll be able to fly solo.
You can start your training as soon as you have all the needed documents.
The regulation in the European Union and USA is very strict about aviation safety. Our fleet is maintained at the highest levels of safety.
Flying Academy is operating a fleet of 42 aircraft. Mainly we are using Pipers and Cessnas for ab-initio pilot training, as these aircraft gained the title of the best aircraft for pilot training.
Flying Academy is a well known provider of ab-initio flight training both in the USA and in Europe. Wide portfolio of courses allows us to offer tailor-made solutions to meet each trainee's individual needs and help every pilot reach their goals regardless of previous experience.
Yes, Flying Academy is an International Flight Training Center that creates a multicultural learning environment with students from all around the world.
It depends on what type of license you would like to gain (FAA or EASA). The training can be individually combined so you could visit and get experience in both European and US aerospace. Contact our Flight Training Consultants to find the most suitable location.
Flying Academy is a commercial organization and does not provide scholarships at the moment. However, if you have applied for external funding, we can assist by providing supportive documentation (confirmation of interest, course description with fees).
EASA: Class 1 for CPL, IR, MEP, FI/IRI, 0-ATPL. Class 2 for PPL, NR, ATPL theory.
FAA: Class 3 for PPL and IR. Class 2 for CPL, MEL, 0-CPL, CFI/CFII.
EASA Class 1: 12 months until age 40.
EASA Class 2: 60 months until 40; 24 months (40-50); 12 months (over 50).
FAA: Validity depends on age and class privilege exercised.
EASA (Prague): Class 1 ~502 EUR, Class 2 ~102 EUR.
FAA: Prices vary from $60 to $120.
Yes, we do. We assist with documents required for visa applications (like the I-20 form for the US M1 visa). It is your responsibility to check specific requirements at your local embassy.
Applicants generally must demonstrate: residence abroad with no intention of abandoning it, intent to depart upon completion of study, and sufficient funds to pursue the course.
The I-20 form shows that you are eligible for M-1 Student status. It is issued by the school, while the M1 visa is issued by the US Consulate/Embassy.
Flying Academy has a comfortable pay-as-you-go approach (installments), allowing trainees to pay as they progress. We accept credit/debit cards, cash, or bank transfers.
Yes, with Flying Academy you will have full insight into your flight schedule, account, and all charges by using the MyFBO online tool.
Yes, we offer accommodation services in both USA and Europe locations.
Yes, we do. In the USA, our driver can pick you up at Miami International or Fort Lauderdale airports (subject to a fee).
We can assist you with renting a scooter or car for your daily commute.
Contact our flight training consultants for personalized guidance.
