1.3 million. That’s the number of civil aviation professionals needed to enter the industry by 2032 as highlighted by CAE’s 2023 Aviation Talent Forecast. In fact, as commercial aviation nears full recovery, demand for the next generation of pilots has never been greater with 252,000 new pilots globally needing to be recruited and trained over the next 10 years. It’s truly an exciting time to begin the journey of becoming a professional pilot.
Let us introduce you to the Generation easyJet Pilot Training Programme. CAE and easyJet have joined forces to recruit and train 1,000 future easyJet pilots with training available at CAE London Gatwick, Brussels, and Madrid.
The CAE Generation easyJet pilot Training Programme takes aspiring pilots with no flying experience from the classroom to the flight deck in under 24 months.
There are many reasons to train with easyJet:
Plus…
And most importantly…
*Subject to passing the necessary course requirements and airline requirements.
Step 1: Online application
Fill out the online application – make sure you meet all the above requirements and have your official high school results ready to upload. If you do not hold an International English Language certificate you may need to sit the Versant English test with CAE.
Step 2: Pilot aptitude test
Complete your ADAPT virtually.
Step 3: Group activity & personal interview
Participate in a virtual team exercise as well as a 1:1 interview.
Step 4: Start training
Not only do you start your flight training, but you also receive a conditional offer of employment.
If you don’t make it through the application process, we can discuss alternative ways in which you can apply to easyJet after graduation from the Integrated ATPL programme instead.
ATPL Phase: Theoretical Knowledge Training
Learn ATPL related theory through classroom led computer-based training and student led private studies.
Duration: Approximately 950 hours
Location: Brussels, Madrid, or London Gatwick
Phase 1: Core flight training
Learn how to fly solo in a single-engine piston aircraft with aircraft and simulator training.
Duration: Approximately 100 hours
Phase 2: Basic flight Training
Get the skills you need to be a member of a professional airline flight deck crew with Classroom and Flight Simulator Training.
Duration: Approximately 46 hours
Location: Milan, London Gatwick
Phase 3: Intermediate training
Fly in a multi-crew operation in a high-performance CAE fixed-base or full-flight simulator for A320 jet aircraft in the category of transport.
Duration: Approximately 76 hours
Location: Milan, London Gatwick
Phase 4: Advanced training
Bring together all your training experience with Line Oriented Flight Training (LOFT) scenarios and build expertise in pilot competencies
Get your Multi-Crew Pilot license and A320 type rating for easyJet.
Duration: Approximately 28 hours
Location: Milan, London Gatwick
Total course duration: approximately 24 months
Price: €100,529
The Generation easyJet Pilot Training Programme offers students the MPL Cadet Programme without Accommodation & Ground Transport
What's Included?
A Multi-Crew Pilot License (MPL) is an airline-specific alternative to the more traditional cadet route the Airline Pilot Transport License (ATPL).
The difference? The MPL course has to be delivered with airline specific operating procedures and should be considered as a full-time training programme.
The perks of an MPL?
Job security! Plus building a relationship with an airline from the get-go.
Type Rating
With the easyJet MPL Programme you will obtain an A320 type rating.
A class 1 medical is an initial exam all commercial pilots must take. It’s a full examination that includes a:
Newly added:
All students must complete and pass a series of assessments before starting flight training. Usually, these assessments include a combination of knowledge and aptitude tests including: