Time Building in Spain
Build flight hours and progress towards your EASA Commercial Pilot Licence
Build flight hours with our Time Building programme in Spain
The Time Building programme is designed for PPL holders who need to gain flight experience and accumulate the required hours to continue their professional training and progress towards an EASA Commercial Pilot Licence (CPL).
At Aerodynamics Academy, students can complete this stage of training in particularly favourable operating conditions. Our location on the Costa del Sol offers stable weather throughout most of the year, helping to maintain continuity in flight scheduling.
The programme also gives pilots the opportunity to operate from different airports across southern Spain and gain experience in a variety of routes, environments and procedures. This helps students develop greater autonomy, improve in-flight decision-making and complete the hours required to access the next stages of advanced training.
Time Building programme to gain flight experience
Time Building is a key stage in professional pilot training, as it allows pilots to accumulate flight hours, gain operational experience and consolidate the skills acquired after obtaining a PPL.
Pilots holding an EASA Private Pilot Licence can complete this stage through a flexible programme designed to build flight time as efficiently as possible.
With intensive planning, students can fly up to 100 hours in just 6 weeks, taking advantage of the favourable weather conditions on the Costa del Sol and an operation designed to support training continuity.
Time Building does not have to be a long or repetitive stage. It can become a dynamic and efficient flying experience focused on preparing pilots for the next phases of their professional training.
Night Rating: VFR night flight qualification
Night Rating allows pilots to operate at night under Visual Flight Rules (VFR), expanding their operational capabilities and flight experience.
The training introduces students to the specific requirements of night flying, including route planning, navigation with reduced visual references, cockpit and aerodrome lighting, and the adaptation of take-off, approach and landing procedures.
In addition to being one of the most exciting stages of pilot training, EASA Night Rating helps improve precision, anticipation and decision-making in an environment that differs significantly from daytime operations.
Completing this qualification provides valuable experience before progressing to later stages such as instrument training or CPL preparation.
Time Building programme to gain flight experience
Advanced A-UPRT combines theoretical instruction with practical flight training to develop the skills required to manage abnormal situations and potential loss of aircraft control.
The course trains pilots to recognise the factors that may lead to an aircraft upset, prevent the situation from developing and apply the correct recovery techniques when the aircraft unintentionally exceeds normal flight parameters.
This training strengthens situational awareness, decision-making and pilot response in demanding scenarios, making it an essential part of advanced preparation for a professional aviation career.