Integrated training

AUPRT

Q: How can I pay for the training?

Before making a payment, please contact our office. You will receive a message from us confirming receipt of your application and further details. Payment for the training can be made via bank transfer. To reserve a place on the course, you must pay an advance payment of EUR 1,000.

About the training

The Upset Prevention and Recovery Training course will help you take your aviation skills to the next level. You will learn to regain lost control of the plane, but above all, you will learn what to do to prevent it from happening. The training consists of a theoretical and practical part and is intended for people with a PPL(A) license.

Requirements

Valid private pilot license PPL(A)

UPRT Advanced step by step

What does the training program look like?

Theoretical part

1 day of lectures

Practical part

3 hours of flight with an instructor

Enhance emergency response skills with AUPRT training

You will:

Learn to regain lost control of the plane.
Master the most important techniques to prevent loss of control of the plane.
Understand what recovery from a diving spiral and recovery from a stall involve.
Increase your ability to control stress and respond to unusual situations.
Recognize, understand, and respond to dangerous situations in the cockpit.
Be prepared for unusual situations and sudden events during the flight.
Increase your piloting competencies, becoming more aware and responsible for aviation safety.
Gain more self-confidence in emergency situations and learn to manage stress effectively.

Join the course

How long does the UPRT Advanced training last?

EASA AUPRT training is a combination of theoretical knowledge, practical exercises and advanced piloting techniques. During the intensive theoretical part, you will learn the principles of aerodynamics, physics, conditions for losing control of the aircraft and techniques for regaining it. Then you will have a 3-hour flight and put the acquired knowledge into action. You will practice techniques for regaining control of the aircraft and gain practical experience in managing emergency situations. You will learn to deal with unexpected events precisely and calmly.

day of theoretical training

hours of flight with an instructor

How much does UPRT Advanced training cost?

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Why should you train with UnitedSky?

Experienced Staff

Our instructors are experts in their field, sharing not only their extensive experience but also their immense passion for the aviation world.

Realistic Training

We ensure that our courses are 100% tailored to your needs. We provide knowledge and practical skills that will prepare you for real-life aviation conditions.

Safety and Effectiveness

For over 16 years, we have been training future pilots. We care about their safety, help fulfill their dreams of flying, and support their career development in aviation.

Diverse Experiences

We enable learning on a variety of equipment in attractive locations: at Warsaw Towers and the training center in Ogonki, as well as at the airports in Babice and Modlin.

FAQ

Frequently asked questions

Training

The EASA AUPRT training is addressed to people with a valid PPL(A) tourist aircraft pilot license.

The scope of AUPRT theoretical training includes the principles of aerodynamics, physics, conditions for losing control of the aircraft and techniques for regaining control. Our instructors will help you better understand the factors that influence the loss of control of the aircraft. You will gain the knowledge necessary to cope with stress in emergency situations and what to do to prevent them.

The entire UPRT Advanced training consists of 1 day of theory learning and 3 hours of flight with an instructor.

Requirements

It all depends on the type and extent of the defect. If the defect was detected during medical examinations, you probably need to use correction and wear glasses. It is essential to carry a spare pair with you during flight operations. The permissible limit value of vision defect is -5 diopters. If the defect worsens, Polish legal regulations prohibit further work as a pilot.

Age: Pilot age restrictions vary by license type. In the case of training for a PPL(A) tourist aircraft pilot license, you must be 16 years old before starting the theoretical part and 17 years old before taking your first flights.

In order to obtain a CPL(A) commercial pilot license, the minimum age is 18 years.

For an ATPL transport aircraft pilot license, the minimum age is 21 years.

The maximum age for a pilot is 65 years, with the possibility of extension to 70 years, provided that regular medical examinations and health requirements are met.

Weight: There are no regulations regarding the minimum and maximum weight of a professional pilot. However, class 2 obesity (with a BMI over 35) may be a problem.

Height: There are no regulations regarding the minimum and maximum height of a commercial pilot.

The European Union Aviation Safety Agency (EASA) sets health requirements for the pilot profession. Detailed guidelines can be found here.

Before registering for training, we recommend a doctor’s visit and check-ups to make sure that there are no contraindications to work in the profession. Before taking the tests and starting the course, factors such as obesity, diabetes, heart and circulatory system function, neurological problems and fainting should be taken into account. The research also assesses mental health.

Payments

The total cost of the EASA UPRT training is EUR 1,500. More information can be found in our price list.

Before making a payment, please contact our office. You will receive a message from us confirming receipt of your application and further details.

Payment for the training can be made via bank transfer. To reserve a place on the course, you must pay an advance payment of EUR 1,000.