EASA ATPL Theory Course
Complete the 13 official subjects and move forward towards your professional pilot licence with specialised training and flexible study options.
Why choose Aerodynamics Academy for your ATPL Theory course?
The ATPL Theory course is designed for PPL holders who want to progress towards a professional career in aviation and complete the theoretical training required to obtain a CPL/MEIR licence and work as a commercial or airline pilot.
The programme includes the 13 official EASA ATPL subjects, taught by instructors specialised in each area. The aim is to provide students with a strong theoretical foundation and prepare them effectively for the official examinations.
Aerodynamics Academy offers this programme through distance learning, using an online training platform that provides access to study manuals, question banks, progress tests, audiovisual content and specific resources for exam preparation.
This methodology allows students to study with a flexible schedule without compromising academic support or training quality.
In addition, Aerodynamics Academy is an official EASA examination centre, with ATPL theory exam sessions held every month at its main facilities.
ATPL Theory course programme
The ATPL Theory course consists of 13 official subjects plus KSA training, with a total of 650 teaching hours delivered by specialised instructors, including airline pilots and experts in each subject.
The programme is divided into three stages over six months, following a structured learning plan designed to support the progressive understanding of the syllabus and prepare students for the official examinations.
For students attending the classroom-based programme, lessons are held Monday to Friday, from 9:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.
Phase 1
- Communications
- Air Law
- Operational Procedures
- Human Performance and Limitations
- Meteorology
- KSA — Knowledge, Skills and Attitudes
Phase 2
- Principles of Flight
- Performance
- General Navigation
- Flight Planning and Monitoring
- Mass and Balance
Phase 3
- Aircraft General Knowledge
- Instrumentation
- Radio Navigation