EASA Approved Training Organisation

EASA Approved Training Organisation

In 2016 GlobeAir, fulfilling very strict EASA requirements, obtained the certification for Approved Training Organisation (ATO), by the Civil Aviation Authority, which allows us to provide base training* for pilots on the Citation Mustang C510 and all the theoretical courses required by the aviation industry.

This significant achievement allows GlobeAir to guarantee that all its pilots are properly trained, exceeding industry standards, by qualified personnel for the theoretical classes, and experienced instructors end examiners for the flight preparation.

*base training: According to EASA standards each pilot’s Type Rating training should be followed by the Base Training. Base Training consists of 6 take-offs and landings, under the supervision of the Type Rating Instructor. The overall purpose of Base Training is the acquisition and honing of basic Type Rating skills.

The importance of pilot's recruitment

Additionally, for the recruitment of new pilots, GlobeAir partnered together with Aeronautx. Selected and monitored by GlobeAir from day one, cadets will embark upon a unique route of training which will take them directly to the role of First Officer on board of C510 aircraft, flying GlobeAir routes across Europe.

Expanding our expertise for your benefit

By extending our services to aspiring and professional pilots outside our organisation, we aim to contribute to the aviation community by sharing our expertise, resources, and dedication to safety and excellence. Whether you're an individual pilot or part of an airline or flight school, our Cessna Citation Mustang C510 Base Training is designed to provide the skills and knowledge necessary to excel in your aviation career.

FAQ's about Flight Training AT.ATO.162

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