PLEASE NOTE:
The modules of Basic Professional Training Module 48 ECTS & Speciality training modules 72 ECTS (Aeroplane Commercial Pilot Speciality Training; Helicopter Commercial Pilot Speciality Training or Aeroplane Multi-crew Pilot Speciality Training), in total of 120 ECTS, can currently only be transferred by crediting the ATPL theory and practical training of a flight school that is certified by EASA member state. This is due to restructuring of our flight training.In the future, ATPL theory and flight training can also be completed at the Estonian Aviation Academy.
Possible flight schools and approved training organisations must be certified by EASA member states or by EASA itself. The link for possible training organisations that are certified by EASA itself is accessible here.
Level of study: Professional higher education
Degree awarded: BSc
Duration: 3 years
Credits: 180 ECTS
Study format: Full-time studies
Language: English
Location: Tartu, Estonia (see on map)
Minimum group size: 6
There are many reasons to choose the Commercial Air Transport Pilot programme at the Estonian Aviation Academy.
Here are our top 5 reasons!
Our teaching includes the best aviation experts in Estonia and dedicated one-on-one and group support from the academic staff throughout your studies.
You will graduate from this higher education programme with a BSc degree, which goes hand in hand with the pilot training.
The Estonian Aviation Academy is an authorized training partner of the International Air Transport Association (IATA). Therefore, this curriculum already includes certified IATA courses to further develop your in-depth aviation knowledge.
Since the Estonian Aviation Academy campus is situated next to the Tartu Airport, your pilot studies are carried out in a real-life aviation environment.
In addition to the professional pilot training we provide you with extensive knowledge in:
Extra-curricular activities can play a big part in enhancing your learning and employability, as well as increasing the enjoyment you get from university life. The Estonian Aviation Academy has modern study facilities where you can find well-equipped classrooms as well as a cosy entertainment area, library, café and gym – everything you could wish for to help you concentrate on your most important task – learning.
Teaching in EAVA involves a number of recognised experts in the field of aviation, as well as extensive cooperation with other aviation organisations and universities. During your studies, we will support you in your career planning and help you find a place for your internship.
Tartu is known as the City of Good Thoughts, the Capital of Culture in Estonia and a lively student city. Twice a year, in spring and autumn, students organise over 150 events during the Student Days, including a boat rally, song festival, Walpurgis Night, student band competitions and a student film festival. Because of the compact design of the city centre and the bike-sharing system, Tartu has the quaint feel of an easily accessible town.
We will make sure that you
get a truly unique learning experience while studying at the
Estonian Aviation Academy!
Visit Estonia (official travel guide) Tartu 2024 (European Capital of Culture)
Working in Estonia is your chance to test your skills in a rapidly developing environment together with people who are passionate about what they’re doing. And not only passionate but also smart and welcoming of your ideas.
Whether you aspire to work in a small- to medium-sized company, or in a global corporation abroad – we prepare you well for the future job market!Upon graduation, you will be able to start building your career as a Commercial Air Transport Pilot.
The biggest employers in Estonia are Airest, Diamond Sky, Fort Aero, Nyxair and Panaviatic.
SEE also:
Work in Estonia (official guide to finding a job)
Relocation Guide
(start guide to live in Estonia)
Over 1000 alumni have graduated from the academy, many of whom are now pilots with well-regarded airlines, top-level engineers, airline executives in airports, airlines, and government agencies.
Today, the graduates are shaping the future of aviation both in Estonia and abroad.
The future of aviation starts here!