Do you want to be a pilot? The Spanish with flight training programme blends Spanish language learning with ATPL training, offering cultural immersion and professional aviation qualifications in partnership with Españolé and Panamedia.
20 classes
1 - 52 weeks
A0 - C2
Maximum 10
Mornings from 09:10 - 13:00
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From the age of 18 years old
50 minutes
Spanish and the Airline Transport Pilot License in Spain
What is the ATPL course like?
The ATPL(A) commercial pilot course consists of a theoretical and a practical part. At Panamedia, the training is provided by highly experienced professionals in the sector and flight instructors who help students acquire all the necessary skills to fly an aircraft from day one.
Theoretical training: 785 hours over 10 months, covering 14 essential subjects to develop a deep technical and operational understanding for future pilots.
Practical training: 166 flight hours (141 in single-engine aircraft and 25 in multi-engine aircraft) and 95 simulator hours (35 in the Airbus A320), adding up to 261 hours of practical instruction.
Is it for me?
If you want to pursue an international career and become a commercial pilot, this programme is perfect for you. The course includes Spanish language learning to help you adapt to life in Spain and connect with others.
What do we offer?
Comprehensive training
From language learning to obtaining a pilot license, this programme prepares you for an international aviation career.
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Multicultural environment
Start with a Spanish course to integrate into the community and prepare for the academic and professional challenges of the ATPL course.
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European certification
Upon completing the ATPL course, you will obtain a license recognised by EASA (European Aviation Safety Agency), which will allow you to fly throughout Europe.
What do I need to know about my Spanish with flight training course?
When does it start?
The ATPL course at Panamedia starts in March and September.
The Spanish course at Españolé begins every Monday. Check the starte dates for beginners here.
What schedule will I have?
Students attend 20 to 30 Spanish classes per week, depending on the chosen programme, which can range in duration from 1 to 52 weeks.
What level of Spanish do I need to have?
You can start with any level of Spanish.
How long is my programme?
The ATPL pilot programme lasts 10 months, divided into theoretical and practical training. To be well-prepared and facilitate your integration, we recommend arriving 4 to 6 weeks before the start of the pilot course to take the intensive Spanish course at Españolé. If you wish to achieve a higher level in the language, you can come even earlier (2 to 12 month programmes are available).
What is the price of my programme?
The price of the ATPL(A) neo Integrated Course at Panamedia is 75,400€.
Check the prices for the Spanish courses at Españolé here. Additionally, there is a 55€ enrollment fee that includes the first book, certificate, and necessary testing.
What content does my programme have?
The course covers all essential subjects for commercial pilot training, including:
- Air navigation: Techniques for both visual and instrument navigation.
- Meteorology: Understanding weather conditions for safe flight.
- Principles of flight: Physical fundamentals of flight and aircraft control.
- Performance and flight planning: Calculations and procedures to optimize aircraft performance.
- Human factors: Pilot interaction with the environment for safe decision-making.
- Air law: Legal regulations and responsibilities of the pilot.
- Communications: Effective communication during VFR and IFR flights.
- General aircraft knowledge: Understanding of aircraft systems, engines, and avionics.
- Radio navigation: Use of radio signals for navigation.
- Operational procedures: Safe operations in both normal and emergency conditions.
Prices for Spanish with flight training
Total price
76.340 €
per person
Registration fee
55 €
Material included
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What is your level of Spanish?
Españolé offers you the most appropriate Spanish program for your level.
A1 – Beginners
Students can deal with simple straightforward exchanges in familiar contexts. They can usually understand enough to keep a very basic conversation going.
A2 – Pre-Intermediate
Students can understand and express information about the present, past and future. They can deal with most situations involved in travelling around a Spanish speaking country, including communicating most personal and everyday information.
B1 – Intermediate
Students can comfortably interact with native speakers. They can participate in discussions and express their viewpoints in familiar contexts. They can describe experiences in their past as well as explain and give reasons for their plans, desires and ambitions for the future.
B2 – Upper-intermediate
Students can express their ideas on general topics clearly in both the spoken and written form. They are familiar with and can competently use more complex structures and have a good level of fluency andbroader vocabulary including some idiomatic expressions.
C1 – Advanced
Students are capable of understanding most lectures, discussions and debates. They are able to develop a well-structured argument with supporting evidence and explanations in oral and written form. Students have broadened their general language capability and vocabulary to feel comfortable operating effectively in social, academic and professional spheres.
C2 – Superior
Students have a high level of written and spoken Spanish They can participate easily in discussions and write well- structured compositions even on complex, unfamiliar situations. They can give clear presentations on complex issues, integrating sub themes and developing particular points.
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Frequently asked questions
#1 What does the programme include?
The programme combines Spanish language learning with Airline Transport Pilot License (ATPL) training. It covers Spanish lessons at Españolé, theoretical and practical flight training at Panamedia, and cultural activities in Valencia.
#2 Do I need prior knowledge of Spanish to enrol?
No, the programme is designed for all levels, including complete beginners. Spanish classes are tailored to your proficiency, helping you integrate into the local culture and improve your communication skills.
#3 How long is the course?
The Spanish course duration is flexible, starting at 1 week, while the ATPL training spans 10 months, including both theoretical and practical components.
#4 What qualifications will I earn?
You will earn an Airline Transport Pilot License (ATPL) recognised by the European Aviation Safety Agency (EASA), allowing you to work as a commercial pilot across Europe and beyond.
#5 What are the requirements to enrol?
You must be at least 18 years old, hold a valid passport, have a Class 1 medical certificate, and demonstrate a sufficient level of English for technical training.
#6 Where will the training take place?
The Spanish classes are held at Españolé in the heart of Valencia, while the ATPL training takes place at Panamedia’s base at Valencia International Airport.
#7 What accommodation options are available?
You can choose from shared apartments, student residences, or host families, depending on your preference for cultural immersion or convenience.
#8 How much does the programme cost?
•Spanish Course: Check dates and fees.
•ATPL Course: €75,400, which includes theoretical training, flight hours, and necessary equipment.
#9 Are there payment plans available?
Yes, you can pay in instalments, opt for a single payment with a discount, or use financing options provided by BBVA.
#10 What’s the schedule like?
Spanish classes run Monday to Friday, with 20-30 lessons per week. ATPL training includes theoretical classes, flight hours, and simulator sessions over a 10-month period.
#11 Why Valencia?
Valencia offers a perfect combination of excellent weather for uninterrupted flight training, a rich cultural environment, and a safe, welcoming atmosphere for students.
#12 How do I apply?
Contact us to express your interest. Submit the required documents, attend an orientation call, and reserve your place with an initial deposit.
#13 How long in advance is it recommended to take the Spanish course and adapt to the local environment before starting pilot training?
It is recommended to arrive 4–6 weeks before the pilot training begins.
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