EASA CERTIFIED AVIATION TRAINING

Aviation Training in Accra | EASA Certified Courses at Wilson Airport

Students from Accra, Ghana choose Harmonics Air Centre for world-class EASA-certified pilot, aircraft maintenance, and engineering courses. Join 500+ graduates earning GHS 5,000 - 60,000 monthly.

EASA Part-66

Certified Worldwide

500+ Graduates

95% Employed

GHS 15,000+

Starting Salary

Wilson Airport

Nairobi, Kenya

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Why Accra Students Choose Harmonics Air Centre

The most trusted EASA-certified aviation training institution in East Africa

EASA Part-66 recognized by Ghana CAA

West African aviation hub connections

English language environment

Full relocation and visa support for Ghanaian students

Aviation Courses for Accra Students

EASA-certified programs with guaranteed job placement support

Professional Pilot Training

Complete EASA-certified commercial pilot license program with flight training at Wilson Airport.

✓PPL, CPL, ATPL Theory
✓Actual flight hours on Cessna aircraft
✓Salary: GHS 15,000 - 60,000/month

Aircraft Maintenance Engineering

EASA Part-66 certified aircraft maintenance engineer training with guaranteed OJT placement.

✓EASA Part-66 Category B1 & B2
✓Guaranteed OJT at Wilson Airport
✓Salary: GHS 10,000 - 40,000/month

Cabin Crew & Operations

Professional cabin crew and flight operations training for airline careers.

✓Cabin crew, flight dispatch, ground ops
✓Airline partnerships for job placement
✓Salary: GHS 5,000 - 20,000/month

Aviation Salaries in Ghana

Competitive salaries in Ghanaian Cedis for certified aviation professionals

Commercial Pilot

GHS 15,000 - 60,000

Monthly salary range

Working for Africa World Airlines, PassionAir and regional carriers

Aircraft Engineer

GHS 10,000 - 40,000

Monthly salary range

High demand for EASA Part-66 certified engineers

Cabin Crew

GHS 5,000 - 20,000

Monthly salary range

Plus allowances, per diems, and international travel benefits

SUCCESS STORY

"The EASA training at Harmonics was recognized immediately in Ghana. The international standard of education prepared me for the regional airline environment perfectly."

Kwame Mensah

First Officer at Africa World Airlines

Graduate from Accra, Ghana