HPA

If you want to fly a so-called high-performance aircraft (HPA), you need HPA training if you have not at least completed ATPL theory. A distinction is made between non-complex (e.g. Piper Meridian, Socata TBM 850, PC-12) and complex high-performance aircraft equipped with two turbine engines (e.g. Beech King Air, Cessna Citation). For both categories, PPL or CPL pilots require HPA training; for the second category, the MEP/IR rating is also required. In any case, a separate type rating must be obtained for the respective aircraft. Our HPA course will provide you with sufficient knowledge about the operation of aircraft that can fly at high speeds and at high altitudes, as well as knowledge about the aircraft systems required for such flight operations.

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