For Students: Your EASA airline-pilot journey | FlyEASA
For aspiring airline pilots

More than training modules. One supported journey.

A flight school trains you. FlyEASA helps manage the complete journey around your EASA training: assessment, funding preparation, provider coordination, mentoring and airline-career support.

Pilots working together in a Boeing 737 cockpit simulator
Your coordinated route

From readiness to the right-hand seat.

The FlyEASA pathway connects the decisions between individual licences and ratings, while each applicable ATO remains responsible for the flight training it delivers.

  1. Professional assessment

    Complete a structured assessment so your strengths, development areas and training readiness can inform the plan. Completion is not described as a pass or an airline guarantee.

  2. Protected-funds preparation

    Review the complete training budget and the terms of your student-attributed protected account.

  3. Selected ATOs

    Match each stage to an appropriate EASA-approved provider. FlyEASA is currently building these relationships; named ATOs will be confirmed before enrolment.

  4. Professional assessment through MyWingman

    The intended route begins with a professional assessment through MyWingman to establish a useful planning baseline. Completing the assessment is not a promise of ATO admission or airline selection.

  5. Professional training

    Move through the agreed seven-stage route from PPL Training to a B737/A320 Type Rating, with the responsible provider and entry requirements confirmed for each stage.

  6. Progress mentoring

    Use regular reviews to keep the pathway connected and address planning or communication issues outside the ATO's training responsibility.

  7. Airline preparation

    Develop your CV, applications, assessment technique and interview preparation around the airline roles you intend to pursue.

  8. First Officer objective

    Work towards your first airline flight-deck position. Recruitment decisions remain entirely with each airline.

If the plan changes

Keep future stages separate from today's training.

The payment model releases funds by verified milestone instead of transferring the entire future training budget to one provider at the beginning.

If circumstances require a change of ATO, FlyEASA helps review the issue and identify another approved provider, and unreleased future funds remain available for that provider.

Professional airline simulator training environment
Support around the syllabus

Three connected layers.

Before

Assessment & planning

Use the intended MyWingman assessment route to establish your starting point, intended route, budget assumptions and questions before committing to training.

Explore assessment and coaching

During

Monitoring & mentoring

Keep the stages connected, review progress and surface problems early while the ATO retains control of approved instruction.

After

Airline preparation

Translate your qualifications and experience into a focused application and selection-preparation plan.

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Start with your current position

Tell us what you have completed and where you want to go.

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