Age
You must be at least 17 years old on the course start date.
The licence itself can only be issued once you are 21.
Overview
Integrated ATPL for beginners and low-time candidates
Integrated ATPL(A) is the most common path to becoming a professional pilot. It takes students with little or no experience up to the standard required for commercial air transport.
Throughout the course you become proficient on single- and multi-engine aircraft, including in instrument meteorological conditions, and you prepare for multi-pilot operations.
The programme follows Algerian DAM (Directorate of Aeronautics and Meteorology) regulations and International Civil Aviation Organization (ICAO) standards.

ICAO
Syllabus aligned with international standards
Admission
Criteria for applicants to integrated ATPL(A) training at Sky Training Aviation
You must be at least 17 years old on the course start date.
The licence itself can only be issued once you are 21.
A Class 1 medical certificate is required.
It confirms you meet the medical standard for a professional flying career.
A scientific baccalaureate (or equivalent) is required, with a solid level in mathematics and physics.
This foundation is essential for the theoretical modules (flight mechanics, navigation, meteorology).
Not sure whether you are eligible? Our advisors review every application — get in touch.
Advantages
A structure designed around time, funding and a life outside the classroom
A complete three-year programme that builds you up to the commercial air transport standard.
English-language training approved by the Ministry of Transport and aligned with ICAO standards.
ATPL tuition can be paid in instalments over 24 months.
Prepare the ATPL(A) theory phase mainly at weekends and keep your job or university studies.
The CPL with IR and ME ratings earned at STA can be converted internationally.
The Bristol programme, known for its teaching quality, with LMS / CBT training 2.0 tools.
Syllabus
Five stages, from ATPL theory to multi-crew cooperation
Build ATPL knowledge in English at a weekend-friendly pace, supported by the Bristol LMS.
Visual-flight practical training toward the commercial pilot licence on single-engine aircraft.
Master instrument flying to operate safely when visual references are limited.
Multi-engine and instrument extension: you become operational on aircraft with more than one engine.
Crew-procedure training to join a two-pilot commercial flight deck.
Video
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FAQ
Key answers before you apply
Contact
Call us or drop by the school: we will walk you through every step.