What is the difference between EASA and ATPL?

The Airline Transport Pilot Licence (ATPL) is the highest level of aircraft pilot licence, required to command aircraft over 5700 kg or with over 9 passenger seats. The EASA Airline Transport Pilot's Licence is a common licence standard that has been agreed by 26 European countries.



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In 2023 we have seen increased recruitment across a large portion of UK and European airlines. This recruitment need is predominantly being met by experienced pilots, however we are delighted to see a proportion of those jobs being filled by pilots who have not previously held a commercial flying position.

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Obtaining an FAA piggyback licence couldn't be easier. NO medical, NO extra exams, just a bit of paperwork and you can convert your EASA to an FAA licence. Watch the video for the information you need. Your FAA PPL will remain valid for as long as your primary PPL is.

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