Your Pathway to the Cockpit
Private Pilot License
- Duration: 3-4 months
- 45 flight hours
- Solo & cross-country
Commercial Pilot License
- Duration: 8-12 months
- 200+ flight hours
- Instrument rating
ME Rating
- Duration: 2-4 weeks
- Twin-engine training
- Airline preparation
Airline Transport Pilot
- 1,500 flight hours
- Type rating
- Captain qualification
Training Investment
Payment plans available. Bank financing options through our partner institutions.
Career Earnings
First Officer (Kenya)
KES 180,000 - 250,000/month
Captain (Kenya)
KES 280,000 - 450,000/month
International Airlines
USD 5,000 - 12,000/month
ROI: Training cost recovered in 12-18 months of employment as First Officer.
Entry Requirements
Education
KCSE C+ minimum with C+ in Math, Physics, English
Age
Minimum 18 years old. PPL from 17 years
Medical
Class 1 Aviation Medical Certificate (we assist with booking)
English
ICAO Level 4 English proficiency (tested during training)
Frequently Asked Questions
Complete CPL training in Kenya costs KES 2.6M - 3.9M (USD 20,000 - 30,000). This includes PPL, CPL, and multi-engine rating. Payment plans are available.
PPL takes 3-4 months, CPL adds another 8-12 months. Total time from zero to CPL is 12-18 months depending on weather and your schedule.
Requirements: KCSE C+ minimum with C+ in Math, Physics, and English. Age 18+. Class 1 Medical Certificate. Good English proficiency. No prior flying experience needed.
First Officers earn KES 180,000-250,000/month. Captains earn KES 280,000-450,000/month. International airlines pay USD 5,000-12,000/month.
Yes! We have partnerships with Kenya Airways, Safarilink, and regional airlines. 85% of our CPL graduates get flying jobs within 12 months.
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