Module 1
PPL(A)
45 hours single-engine
Basic flying skills and a solid understanding of aviation. Your first certificate, earned early.
Trafikkflyger · EASA Modular Program
Modular pilot training in Norway
From your first flight hour to ready to apply as a first officer, in 24 months or less. Start from zero or build on your PPL(A).
The complete path
First flight hour to frozen ATPL.
Oslo Flight Academy offers a complete modular EASA program that takes you all the way from your first flight hour to a certified commercial pilot with a frozen ATPL. On completion you hold a CPL(A) with Instrument Rating and Multi-Engine, plus the theoretical qualification required to apply to European airlines.
No previous flight experience is needed. The program is built for efficient progression with:
- Flexible, mostly online theory — study when it suits you
- Practical flight training from Kjeller and Rakkestad
- Close guidance from experienced instructors
Three modules
Structured training with clear milestones.
Three modules with clear goals and certificates, so you always know where you stand.
Module 2
ATPL(A) Theory & PIC Program
95 hours single-engine
Mostly online theory combined with skill building as pilot-in-command, developed further under close guidance.
Module 3
CPL/IR ME + APS MCC + A-UPRT
50 h single-engine · 17 h multi-engine · 40 h B737 simulator
Advanced skill training in a full Boeing 737 simulator, including multi-crew coordination. A-UPRT: 4 h flying + 6 h classroom.
Why modular training works.
Flexibility
Each module is an independent step with its own certificate or rating, so you can adapt the pace to your everyday life.
Financial security
You pay per module as you complete it, with no large upfront payments. The investment keeps its value even if you need to pause along the way.
Clear progression
Clear goals in every module give you an overview and visible progress as you develop as a pilot.
Safe learning
The modules build naturally on each other, giving you a solid foundation before moving on to advanced instrument and multi-engine flying.
Enrollment
Admission and entry requirements.
Admission takes place through an application and our admission test, which is designed to assess the skills and abilities that matter for pilot training. No previous flight experience is required.
- Meet the EASA Class 1 medical requirements
- Good English skills
- Pass the academy admission test