One connected plan
Understand how licences, ratings, providers, budget decisions and airline preparation fit together before committing stage by stage.
FlyEASA is operated by Dutch Aviation Services Sp. z o.o. to organise and mentor a student's professional EASA training journey across selected providers.

Individual ATOs deliver approved training. FlyEASA connects assessment, provider handovers, funding arrangements, ongoing mentoring and airline preparation around that training.
Understand how licences, ratings, providers, budget decisions and airline preparation fit together before committing stage by stage.
Discuss prospective students who have completed assessment and considered the route, with support that continues outside approved training.
Frame the pathway around professional development and airline recruitment rather than treating the final licence as the only objective.
FlyEASA organises pilot enquiries, pathway planning, mentoring and airline-career preparation while building suitable relationships with financial partners and EASA ATOs.
The service accepts enquiries from pilots and ATOs. Enrolment, provider availability and training contracts are confirmed with the responsible ATO.
FlyEASA coordinates and mentors the journey. Approved training, competence decisions, records and certification remain with the applicable EASA-approved ATO.

Route planning, assessment coordination, funding-model administration once available, communication support, progress mentoring and airline-career preparation.
Admissions, approved theoretical and practical instruction, training records, competence decisions, examinations within its remit and certification for the stage delivered.
Mentored and financially protected professional flight training, from first assessment to the airline flight deck.
This is the proposition FlyEASA is working to establish. Final providers, funding arrangements, programme services and contracts must be confirmed before enrolment.
Prospective students can share their starting point. ATO representatives can discuss how a partnership could be structured.