FlyEASA: Mentored pilot training to the airline flight deck
Airline pilots training in a Boeing 737 simulator cockpit at night
From first assessment to the flight deck

A smarter, safer way to become an airline pilot.

FlyEASA coordinates your professional EASA training journey: mentoring around training delivered by selected ATOs, a staged-payment structure, and career preparation for your first airline First Officer position.

The FlyEASA model

Five layers around the training itself.

An ATO teaches you to fly. FlyEASA coordinates the wider journey around professional training and an airline career.

01

Protected Training Funds

The training budget is attributed to the student through a regulated European payment partner.

02

Payments in Stages

Payments follow predefined training milestones, and funds for future stages stay protected until they are required.

03

Trusted ATO Network

FlyEASA works with selected EASA ATOs in long-term relationships. Your training provider is confirmed before you enrol.

04

Assessment & Continuous Coaching

The journey starts with professional assessment through MyWingman and continues with mentoring, progress reviews and support outside the ATO.

05

From Training to the Airline Cockpit

Support continues into CV preparation, airline assessments, interviews and applications, all the way to the flight deck.

Payment by stages

A clearer journey to the flight deck.

FlyEASA is providing the stage payment structure designed to avoid transferring the full future training budget to one school at the outset. The programme includes career coaching for every participant all the way to the flight deck.

All milestones and training are based and compliant on EASA regulations Part FCL 1178/2011.

01Funds secured

Training funds are allocated to an account in the student's name.

02The ATO delivers the module

The selected EASA-approved ATO provides the agreed training module under its own approval and contract.

03Completion is recorded

Completion is documented against the agreed training milestone before payment verification.

04The ATO submits its invoice

The training provider invoices for the completed and documented stage.

05Payment follows verification

Once completion is verified, payment is released to the ATO.

06Future-stage funds remain unreleased

The balance for later stages would remain with the appointed payment provider until the applicable conditions are met.

The airline pathway

Seven connected stages towards airline preparation.

This is the 0–ATPL sequence. Candidates with existing qualifications can enter at a later stage; the provider, entry requirements and final quotation are confirmed before enrolment.

  1. PPL Training

    Private Pilot Licence flight training

    €12,000Indicative
  2. ATPL Theory

    Ground school + question bank · 13 EASA subjects

    €6,000Indicative
  3. Hour Building

    Cross-country hours toward CPL minima

    €22,000Indicative
  4. IR Training

    Instrument Rating: single and multi-engine

    €20,000Indicative
  5. CPL / MEP

    Commercial Pilot Licence + Multi-Engine Piston

    €14,000Indicative
  6. MCC / APS MCC

    Multi-Crew Cooperation + Airline Pilot Standard

    €8,000Indicative
  7. Type Rating

    B737/A320

    €17,000Indicative
Indicative total (0–ATPL)~ €99,000+

Indicative prices. The final scope and provider quotation are confirmed before enrolment.

Professional airline flight crew
Commercial priority

Building the right ATO relationships first.

FlyEASA coordinates and mentors aspiring pilots, working with trusted ATOs and a protected-funds structure.

Partner ATOs help define transparent prices, sensible milestones and the handover between coordinated support and approved flight training.

“Your training. Your money. Your career. We stay with you all the way to the flight deck.”

FlyEASA already provides coordination, mentoring and career preparation. Provider availability, protected-account operation and programme terms are confirmed before enrolment or any transfer of training funds.

Choose your conversation

Planning an airline career or an ATO partnership?

Prospective pilots use the dedicated enquiry form at /contact. ATO representatives use the partner form on the ATO page.