March - October 2027
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Your Pathway to a Helicopter Career
The EASA CPL(H) Integrated programme is designed for students who want to progress towards a professional helicopter pilot career through a structured full-time training pathway.
The programme combines helicopter flight training with ATPL(H)/IR theoretical knowledge, providing a progressive route from initial training to a Commercial Pilot Licence.
EASA CPL(H)
Ground School + Flight Training
135 hours*
Approximately 750 hours*
Approximately 16 months*
18 years
EASA Class 1
Not required
Greece
Training hours and duration may vary depending on the approved training organisation and applicable requirements.
The Cadet Pilot Program brings the key stages of professional pilot training into one structured pathway.
The programme includes 750 hours of theoretical training across 13 ATPL(H)/IR subjects, developing the knowledge required for professional helicopter operations.
The theoretical syllabus covers:
The programme combines theoretical study with practical flight training to develop the knowledge and skills required for professional helicopter flying.
The integrated programme includes 135 hours of flight training on the Robinson R22 helicopter, followed by the applicable skill test.
Practical training focuses on:
The published partner programme includes a 1.5-hour R22 skill test. Flight requirements may be affected by student progress and applicable programme rules.
Training may be conducted using a fleet including:
Students may also have access to helicopter flight simulators, modern briefing facilities and dedicated maintenance support.
Typical requirements include:
Additional requirements may apply depending on the selected training programme.
After completing CPL(H), pilots can pursue professional helicopter flying opportunities and continue with additional qualifications such as Instrument Rating, helicopter type ratings and further advanced training.
Training fees vary depending on the approved training organisation, helicopter type, training location and programme inclusions. Additional costs may include medical certification, examination fees, accommodation, landing or overnight costs, uniform and other administrative expenses.
Yes. The integrated programme is designed as a structured pathway for students starting without previous professional helicopter experience.
The programme is typically around 16 months full-time, depending on training progress.
The programme includes approximately 135 hours of helicopter flight training.
An EASA Class 1 Medical Certificate is required.
Yes. The integrated programme includes approximately 750 hours of ATPL(H)/IR theoretical training.
The programme is available through a selected EASA-approved training organisation in Greece.
Explore EASA CPL(H) Integrated training through a selected approved training organisation in Greece.
