Haven’t flown in a while? Whether it’s been 6 months or 10 years, AATA’s CPL Renewal Course helps you get current, qualified, and legally cleared to fly again in Malaysia.
Before beginning your renewal process, you must first obtain an approval letter from CAAM. This letter will outline the specific training and assessments you’ll need to complete—based on how long your licence has been expired.
The process falls under four main categories:
Licence Expired for Less Than 1 Year
Expired for 1–5 Years
Expired for 5–10 Years
Expired for Over 10 Years
👉 Choose a CAAM-approved Approved Training Organisation (ATO) like AATA to guide you through the renewal process confidently and efficiently.
The CAAM approval letter details training and testing needed based on how long your licence has expired. All renewal categories below apply to aeroplanes with a Maximum Certified Take-Off Mass (MCTOM) below 5,700 kg:
Requirement:
Requirement:
Aircraft Type Technical (for the class rating sought)
1 Training Flight in an aircraft or CAAM-approved FSTD (must include 3 take-offs and landings)
Skill Test
Requirement:
Theoretical Knowledge Exams:
Air Law 1
Air Law 2
Operational Procedures
Human Performance & Limitations (if not already passed)
Aircraft Type Technical
2 Training Flights in an aircraft or CAAM-approved FFS (with 3 take-offs and landings)
Skill Test
Requirement:
All Theoretical Knowledge Exams (full set, appropriate to licence level)
Full Type Rating Course (CAAM-approved)
Skill Test
AATA is fully approved by the Civil Aviation Authority of Malaysia (CAAM). Trust us to help you renew your license and get you back in the cockpit!
A straightforward guide to renewing your CPL in Malaysia—precise, simple, and hassle-free.
Submit the completed COP Renewal Form (CAAM/BOP/FCL/8).
Provide a copy of your valid Commercial Pilot Licence.
Ensure your Class 1 medical is valid and accepted by CAAM.
Logbook must be certified by your ATO or AOC Head of Training.
Include proficiency check form, attestation, or experience proof.
Submit the renewal form and a certified ELP certificate (if needed).
The Employees Provident Fund (EPF) Account 2 Withdrawal Scheme allows individuals to withdraw funds from their EPF savings for educational purposes, including flight training.
Eligibility:
✅Must have an active EPF account with sufficient funds.
✅Must be enrolled in a recognized course or program approved by EPF.
Key Info:
✅The withdrawal amount depends on your available balance.
✅Subject to EPF’s terms and conditions.
The Affin Bank Education Loan is designed to help finance tuition fees and other education-related costs.
Eligibility:
✅Must be enrolled in a recognized educational institution.
✅Must meet Affin Bank’s credit requirements.
Key Info:
✅Loan amount and interest rate depend on creditworthiness.
✅Flexible repayment terms — up to 15 years.
* You’re Inquiring A Loan As A Potential AATA Student.
To begin your journey toward becoming a licensed pilot in Malaysia, you’ll need to register and apply through the CAAM e-Licensing Portal.
This official platform, managed by the Civil Aviation Authority of Malaysia (CAAM), is where students submit key applications such as the CAAM Approval Letter — a requirement before starting flight training.
Through this portal, you can:
Create your personal profile
Apply for your student pilot license
Track application status and approvals
Manage future license renewals
Make sure to complete this step early in your enrollment process. If you need help with registration or application, the AATA admissions team is here to guide you.
This fast-paced online test evaluates your skills in English, Mathematics, Physics, personality, and overall aptitude for pilot training.
Obtain official approval from the Civil Aviation Authority of Malaysia to begin your training.
Undergo a medical check-up to ensure you meet the health standards required for pilots.
Confirm your financial support or loan approval to cover training costs.
Have a final interview to assess your motivation, readiness, and commitment to the program.
Train under seasoned professionals with years of airline exprience.
Fully certified by the Civil Aviation Authority of Malaysia to ensure trusted, regulated training.
We have a consistent 95% graduate rate with a proven system for success
Gain hands-on experience using the latest training technology for real-world readiness.
Already hold a CPL that’s expired and ready to get back in the skies? AATA’s License Renewal Programme helps you meet CAAM requirements and return to flying confidently.
Simply fill out the form or Contact us today for a detailed guide or to schedule a consultation with our team.
No — only certain theoretical and flight components are required. We’ll assess your case individually.
Yes, if the simulator is CAAM-approved and your case allows for it under CAAM guidelines.
Depending on expiry duration and training needs, most renewals are completed within a few months.