Find answers to common questions about Flying Academy's training programs, requirements, and services
Browse through our comprehensive FAQ sections below to find the information you need about flight training at Flying Academy Los Angeles.
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 Europe with bases in Portugal – located in the Algarve region, Austria – Bad Vöslau, near Vienna. In the Czech Republic Prague – the capital, Brno – second biggest city in the country.
In United States of America Flying Academy is located in Miami, Florida and Los Angeles, California.
Flying Academy has recently opened an office in Gurugram, Delhi NCR, Republic of India.
To start your training you will need the right visa (if a visa is needed), health or travel insurance, proof of identity and diploma or certificate of your highest education.
You can start your training as soon as you have all the needed documents.
The regulation in the European Union is very strict about aviation safety. Our fleet is maintained at the highest levels of safety.
Flying Academy is operating a fleet of 43 aircraft. Mainly we are using Pipers and Cessnas for ab-initio pilot training.
Flying Academy offers tailor-made solutions on top of tried and tested training paths to meet each trainee's individual needs and help every pilot to reach their goals.
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 if you want an FAA or EASA license. Training can be combined to visit and get experience in both European and US aerospace.
Flying Academy has a dedicated team of Flight Training Consultants located on 2 continents to guide you throughout the process.
Flying Academy does not provide scholarships, but we can provide supportive documentation if you apply for funding elsewhere.
EASA: Class 1 for CPL/ATPL; Class 2 for PPL.
FAA: Class 3 for PPL/IR; Class 2 for CPL.
EASA Class 1: 12 months.
EASA Class 2: 60 months (under 40), 24 months (40-50), 12 months (over 50).
Prague: Class 1 – 502 EUR; Class 2 – 102 EUR.
Vienna: Class 1 – 815 EUR; Class 2 – 350 EUR.
FAA: $60 - $120.
Prague takes 2 days and includes psych tests. Vienna takes 1 day.
Initial Class 1 must be done in an EASA member country.
Send a scan to [email protected] for verification.
Prague: Mon/Wed. Vienna: Tue. Book 1 month in advance.
Decision is made by the AME based on Part-MED regulations.
Any FAA approved medical center.
Available on the ecfr.gov website under 14 CFR Part 67.
Yes. Check embassy requirements for your country.
EU/US: Must show residence abroad, intent to return, and sufficient funds.
EU: 1-3 months in advance.
US: Up to 120 days before start date.
Proof of funds and covers courier expenses.
Yes, students are responsible for obtaining health insurance.
Certificate of Eligibility for Nonimmigrant Student Status (M-1).
Yes, depends on length of study.
No, but we offer payment installments.
Bank transfer, card (online or in-person), or cash.
It counts as your first training installment.
Installment plans are available for each course.
Yes, MyFBO online tool.
Yes, we do.
Yes, it is.
Yes, stable Wi-Fi is provided for studying. No extra charge.
Yes, chosen for a calm study environment.
Yes, in both Europe and USA.
No, public transport is excellent.
We offer pickup services. Fee varies from $80 - $150.
Yes, we can help with scooter rentals.
Our team is here to help you with any questions about your pilot training journey
