Perfect For Flying Enthusiasts

Enjoy the freedom of flying as a hobby, take short trips in your own aircraft, or simply experience the thrill of flight.

Our PPL course is designed for those who want to explore aviation for passion, travel, or weekend flying — without the commitment of a commercial career.

What's The Difference?

PPL VS CPL

🛩️ Private Pilot Licence (PPL)

The PPL is perfect for anyone who wants to fly as a hobby or for personal reasons. You can’t be paid to fly with this licence, but it’s a great place to start if you’re considering a future in aviation.

  • Fly for fun or leisure

  • Not for paid or commercial flying

  • Minimum 45 flying hours

  • Can be completed in 4–6 months

  • A stepping stone to the CPL

👨‍✈️ Commercial Pilot Licence (CPL)

The CPL is what you need if your goal is to fly professionally — whether for an airline or other aviation job. It builds on the PPL and includes more advanced training, flight hours, and qualifications.

  • Fly as a paid professional pilot

  • Minimum 200 flying hours

  • Includes advanced training, Instrument Rating (IR), and often a Frozen ATPL

  • Takes about 18–24 months to complete

  • Essential if you want to work for an airline

No Stress — Just Clear Steps to the Cockpit

From application to graduation, AATA makes pilot training clear, professional, and seamless. Here’s how we guide every cadet toward success.
01. Pass ADAPT Assessment

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.

Minimum Entry Requirements

To ensure that all candidates are well-prepared for the challenges of flight training, we have set the following minimum entry requirements.

  • Minimum age of 17 years

  • Fluent in the English language

  • Equivalent qualifications for prospective candidates outside of Malaysia

  • Must hold a valid Malaysian Class 2 Aircrew Medical Certificate (Note: The certificate must be issued by a Designated Aviation Medical Examiner (DAME) and acceptable by CAAM).

TRAINING PROGRAMME OUTLINE

Theoretical Knowledge Training
(100 Hours)

Theoretical Subjects :

✅Air Laws
✅ Human Performance & Limitations
✅ Navigation
✅ VFR Communication
✅ Meteorology
✅ Aircraft General Knowledge (A)
✅ Principles of Flight
✅ Flight Performance, Planning & Loading
✅ Operational Procedures
✅ Radio Telephony Practical

Flying Training (Single Engine)
PPL Level – 45 Hours

Flight Training Modules :

✈️ Aircraft Type: DA 40
✅ General Handling
✅ Instrument Flying
✅ Navigation Flights
✅ PPL Skill Test

Financial Aid Options.

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.

Access the CAAM e-Licensing Portal

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.

Why Choose AATA?

Veteran Instructors

Train under seasoned professionals with years of airline exprience.

High Pass Rates

We have a consistent 95% graduate rate with a proven system for success

Modern Aircraft & Simulators

Gain hands-on experience using the latest training technology for real-world readiness.

A Faster Career Launch

Our streamlined training path helps you graduate and enter the aviation workforce sooner.

Enroll Now To Become
A PILOT Today!

Ready to make your flying dreams a reality? Start your aviation journey today with AATA’s Private Pilot Licence (PPL) Course.

Contact us today to get a detailed brochure or schedule a visit to our campus.

FAQ

Ask Us
Anything

No, a PPL allows you to fly non-commercially within Malaysia. Further licensing is needed for international or commercial flying.

Yes, flight hours from your PPL can be credited towards your Commercial Pilot Licence (CPL) training.

Yes, a PPL must be maintained with a valid medical and periodic flight review.