Ultralight Pilot Training Course UL-CPL

UL-CPL: An advanced step on the path to Ultra Light Aviation

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4-5 Months

Approximate Course Duration

70 Hours

UL-CPL Theoretical Training
+ Course Completion Certificate

70 Hours

Aircraft Flight Training

Pilot License

Approved by the Civil Aviation Organization

Step 1: Completing the PPL Foundation

The First Step in Your Professional Pilot Journey

The UL-CPL training pathway is built on foundational aviation knowledge acquired during the PPL theoretical course. Therefore, you must complete the PPL course before enrolling in UL-CPL classes

Step 2: Advanced Aviation Knowledge

UL-CPL Ground School

Expanding Your Knowledge for a Deeper Understanding of the World of Flight

Once you have mastered the fundamentals of aviation, it is time to explore more specialized subjects and gain a deeper understanding of the complexities of flight. Through 70 hours of UL-CPL theoretical training, you will study 10 specialized subjects. This training will help you think beyond the basic principles of flight, better understand the relationship between technical knowledge and real-world flight conditions, and prepare you to make more informed and responsible decisions throughout your pilot journey

Step 3: Developing Practical Flight Skills

Flight Training

From Theoretical Knowledge to Real-World Flight Experience

It is now time to put your theoretical knowledge into practice through hands-on flight training. The UL-CPL program includes a minimum of 70 flight hours, comprising local and navigation flights conducted in both PIC and DUAL formats. Throughout these stages, you will practice aircraft handling, flight condition management, and navigation procedures, developing the skills needed for independent flying and greater responsibilities in the cockpit

Step 4: Completing Training and Assessments

UL-CPL Certification

Preparing to Obtain the UL-CPL License

The time has come to assess your aviation knowledge and flight skills. At this stage, you will put what you have learned into practice and, by completing the assessment stages and meeting the licensing requirements, move one step closer to obtaining your UL-CPL license. This is an important milestone on your journey to becoming a qualified pilot holding a commercial license

Step 5: Moving Toward Flight Instructor Training

UL Instructor Pilot (UL-IP)

From Flight Proficiency to Passing Knowledge on to the Next Generation of Pilots

Obtaining the UL-CPL license can mark the beginning of a new chapter in your professional aviation journey. This license is one of the prerequisites for enrolling in the UL-IP course (Flight Instructor Training), which prepares you to enter the field of flight instruction and pass on your knowledge and experience to future pilots

CPL Course Fleet

Cruise Speed

170km/h (92kts)

Flight Range

1100km (590nmi)

Engine

Rotax 912 ULS

4,572m (15,000ft)

UL-CPL Course Structure and Entry Requirements

An Overview of Theoretical Training, Practical Flight Training, and Course Prerequisites

Physical Health Status 1 CPL-course آکادمی هوانوردی وینگ

Physical Fitness

Basic Medical Certificate

Theoretical Course Age 1 CPL-course آکادمی هوانوردی وینگ

70 Hours of Theoretical Training

Covering 10 Specialized Subjects to Enhance Aviation Knowledge

A Minimum of 70 Hours of Practical Flight Training

Including Local and Navigation Flights, Conducted as DUAL and PIC

Course Entry Requirements

A Minimum Requirement of a PPL Theoretical Training Certificate

Minimum Education 1 CPL-course آکادمی هوانوردی وینگ

Acceptance from Other Flight Training Organizations

PPL Graduates from Other Flight Training Organizations Are Also Eligible to Enroll

Flight Certificate Age 1 CPL-course آکادمی هوانوردی وینگ

Issuance of the License

Upon successful completion of this course, you will be awarded a Commercial Pilot License (CPL)

Take Your Aviation Knowledge Further

UL-CPL Theoretical Course

100Million Tomans

70 Hours of Theoretical Training Across 10 Specialized Subjects

Taught by Experienced Instructors

Coverage of Specialized UL-CPL Theoretical Training Subjects

CPL Theoretical Training Completion Certificate Issued by the Civil Aviation Organization (CAO)

In-Person Training in Accordance with Wing’s Training Program

Prerequisite: Completion of the PPL Theoretical Training Course

Course Consultation and Registration

Knowledge on the Path to Flight Proficiency

UL-CPL Practical Training Course

17 Million Tomans per Flight Hour

70 Flight Hours

Local and Navigation Flights

A Combination of DUAL and PIC Flights

Practice of Operational Procedures and Flight Management

Focus on Route Planning and Navigation

Coordination of Flights with Weather and Operational Conditions

UL-CPL Theoretical and Practical Training Details

The UL-CPL course at Wing combines advanced theoretical training with practical flight instruction. Below, you will learn about the specialized theoretical subjects, the main areas of practical training, and the flight-hour structure of the course.

Advanced Aerodynamics and Stability — 8 Hours

Study of advanced topics related to aerodynamic forces, stability, and aircraft behavior in flight

Advanced Aircraft Performance — 8 Hours

Study of the Factors Affecting Aircraft Performance and Their Relationship to Flight Conditions and Planning

Advanced Weight and Balance — 4 Hours

Study of Loading, Center of Gravity, and Their Effects on Aircraft Performance and Controllability Within Permissible Limits

Advanced Flight Instruments — 8 Hours

Study of How to Interpret Flight Instrument Data, Their Applications, and Limitations

Advanced Meteorology — 6 Hours

Analysis of Weather Information and the Relationship Between Weather Conditions, Flight Planning, and Decision-Making

Advanced Navigation — 16 Hours

Study of Navigation Calculations and Planning, Flight Routes, Scheduling, and the Information Required for Route Management

Advanced Aviation Regulations — 4 Hours

Study of Regulations and Responsibilities Related to Flight Operations Within the Scope of the Approved Course Syllabus

Advanced Radio Communications — 8 Hours

Study of Radio Communication Procedures, Phraseology, and Their Application in Various Flight Situations

Advanced Human Factors — 6 Hours

Study of the Role of Human Factors in Pilot Performance, Decision-Making, Attention, and Flight Operations Safety

Passenger-Carrying Safety Regulations — 2 Hours

Study of Safety Topics and Responsibilities Related to Carrying Passengers, in Accordance with the Approved Course Content

UL-CPL Practical Training Syllabus

UL-CPL practical training is the next stage of learning after PPL. Wing’s practical training program focuses on the execution of operational procedures, navigation planning and calculations, approach and landing management, and prescribed procedures for abnormal situations. This training is delivered across four main areas.

Aircraft Operational Preparation and Execution of Departure Procedures

From reviewing the aircraft documents and serviceability status to conducting checklist-based inspections, starting the engine, taxiing, performing pre-takeoff checks, and executing airport departure procedures. The focus is on systematically managing the preparation stages and ensuring the aircraft is operationally ready

Flight Navigation Planning and Route Calculations

This includes preparing a navigation log, calculating the flight route, monitoring position and estimated arrival time, managing fuel, and diverting to an alternate aerodrome. The use of a flight computer to calculate TAS, DA, and WCA, as well as reviewing radio communication failure procedures, is also covered in this section

Arrival, Approach, and Landing Operations Management

This includes managing airport entry and traffic patterns, executing Go-around procedures, conducting pre- and post-landing checks, handling radio communications, and securing the aircraft after completion of the flight

Abnormal and Emergency Procedures in Simulated Scenarios

This section covers simulated scenarios involving emergency landings on a runway, precautionary landings, and radio communication failure at the airport. These topics are reviewed in accordance with the training program and the relevant safety guidelines

Practical Flight Hours Structure

The UL-CPL practical training program at Wing includes a minimum of 70 flight hours. These hours are divided between local and navigation flights, as well as DUAL and PIC flights.

Flight Type	Hours
Local Flight (DUAL)	20 hours
Local Flight (PIC)	10 Hours
Navigation Flight(DUAL)	30 Hours
Navigation Flight (PIC)	10 Hours
Total Flight Hours	Minimum 70 Hours

UL-CPL Course Instructors

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Frequently Asked Questions

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What Documents Are Required for Registration:

Birth certificate, national ID card, passport (if the applicant has applied for one), PPL course certificate, educational certificate (for applicants under 18, a school report card is sufficient), personal photograph, and military service completion card for male applicants (or military service exemption certificate). Applicants who are currently in school or university must provide a certificate of enrollment

What Is the Difference Between a PPL and a CPL License:

The PPL covers the private pilot pathway, while the CPL is a more advanced stage of pilot training intended for professional aviation activities. The CPL is also a prerequisite for enrolling in the UL-IP course (Flight Instructor Training). The privileges granted by each license are subject to the regulations and requirements of the relevant country

Can I Enroll in Wing’s CPL Course if I Completed My PPL Training at Another Flight School:

Yes. Graduates of other flight schools may also apply for enrollment, provided they submit proof of completion of the PPL course

Do I Need to Have a Full PPL License, 50 Flight Hours, or a Medical Certificate to Enroll in the CPL Theoretical Course:

No. To enroll in the CPL theoretical course, completing the PPL theoretical course and providing proof of completion are sufficient. The requirements for practical training and obtaining the license must be assessed separately

What Does the UL-CPL Course Include, and How Many Hours Does It Take to Complete:

Wing’s UL-CPL course includes 70 hours of theoretical training across 10 specialized subjects and a minimum of 70 hours of practical flight training. The practical hours are divided between local and navigation flights, conducted as DUAL and PIC flights. The overall duration and session schedule depend on the course intake

What Career Path Can I Pursue After Completing the CPL Course:

After completing the training, practical flight hours, and required assessments, and obtaining the CPL license, you can pursue professional flight activities within the privileges granted by the license. The CPL is also a prerequisite for enrolling in the UL-IP course (Flight Instructor Training)

Is It Possible to Take the UL-CPL Course Online:

No. Wing’s UL-CPL course is not offered online. Both theoretical and practical training are delivered according to the course schedule. The start date and schedule for each intake are announced by Wing Flight School

The Next Steps in Your Pilot Career

Every Step Is an Opportunity to Learn More Deeply
Wing’s UL-CPL course could be your next step—a pathway to obtaining a Commercial Pilot License and advancing your aviation knowledge

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