CONVERT YOUR LICENSE ICAO ATPL to EASA ATPL conversion

Do you want to convert your license to an EASA license? Do you have a PPL, CPL or ATPL issued under ICAO rules? If you are ready for this, we can certainly deliver, with the highest quality on the market. We will prepare the training individually based on your background and skills.

Conversion training from an ICAO license (PPL, CPL or ATPL) requires both theory and practical flight training. In addition to learning more about EASA rules and operations, we will introduce you to aircraft type, local procedures and flight in EASA regulated airspace. Depending on your license and experience, you may require a shorter training for instrument, commercial and two-engine flights.

The process of converting your license from ICAO or FAA to EASA varies depending on your license and your licensing state. We will prepare and approve an individual training plan for you based on your experience and background as well as an evaluation flight in our simulator or on the training flight. We will also take care of the paperwork for you. See below for details.

For ICAO ATPL holders, the process is also straightforward. You must:

Pass 14 ATPL exams at the Civil Aviation Authority (no elementary school required, but we highly recommend preparatory theory training).
Pass an EASA Class 1 medical exam
Pass an EASA ICAO English Language
Test Pass a proficiency test for the ATPL (A) license in your own or our aircraft *.
Apply for a Civil Aviation Authority EASA ATPL license.

*) Aeropole cannot provide training / checking of type rating simulator. Clients usually perform their proficiency test in combination with their annual recurring training on their own aircraft type.

Prerequisites:

Your ICAO ATPL and multi-crew type rating must be valid at the time of conversion.

Prerequisites for all conversions

Please send us the following documents / information before starting training so we can prepare your training:

Date and time of arrival at our training center (please make an appointment)
Duration of stay in Denmark
Where to stay
A scan / photo of your ICAO Pilot License
Total hours
Hours as PIC
A scan / photo on the last page of your Pilot Logbook
All relevant certificates from prior training

Please have all your pilot information and logs with you (syllabus, training programs, certificates). All credit is based on documentation.