PPL(A) is the first step in a typical flight training. It builts the basic intuitions, knowledge and skills toward being a pilot. During PPL training the students will learn how to feel the aircraft and the surrounding factors. They will learn how to land an aircraft solo along with how to plan and navigate cross country flights. After succesful course completion students will be able to control an aircraft by themselves.

PPL(A) is considered to be the first step towards different objectives such as being a recreational pilot or commanding huge commercial jets for an airline company.

The PPL(A) theory consists of minimum 100 hours of training. This training can be conducted via classroom training or partially distance learning.  The lecturers are highly qualified in their respective fields. A PPL(A) candidate must finish the theory course and successfully pass the PPL(A) theory exams in order to apply for the license.

The students will have to pass the following 9 subjects after they conclude their theory training;

1.  Aviation Law
2. Aircraft General Knowledge
3. Flight Performance and Planning
4. Human Performance and Limitations
5.  Meteorology
6. Navigation
7. Operational Procedures
8. Principles of Flight
9. Communications