Bachelor's Degree in Commercial Aviation Pilot and Air Operations

Do you wish to become a commercial aviation pilot?

You can do it at CESDA, the first University College of Spain

The Bachelor's Degree in Commercial Aviation Pilot and Air Operations is an official degree course which trains professional pilots to help them meet the strict demands of the aviation labour market, by obtaining the EASA European Civil Aviation Pilot license with all the necessary categories up to "ATPL Frozen" level. This "ATPL frozen" license is the standard offered by the flight schools and is the minimum requirement to work in an airline.

At CESDA you will obtain the internationally recognised EASA license, and a university degree for a whole career.

In-flight training

CESDA has a modern fleet of aircraft suitable for the different phases of flight, to provide appropriate instruction for its in-flight training subjects. The training is complemented with FNPT II and MCC flight simulators.

• On the Flight training I course, students fly single-engine aircraft (SE) under visual flight rules (VFR).
• On the Flight training II course, they move on to real and simulated single-engine and multi-engine (ME) flights under instrument flight rules (IFR).
• On the Flight training III course, students perform real and simulated commercial operations based on multi-engine aircraft.

When they have completed their studies, students will have flown a total of 285 flight hours, of which 171 are real flights, 54 hours are in a basic simulator and 60 hours are in a Multi Crew Coordination simulator (MCC).