BAA Training Graduates Latest Luxair ATPL Cadets in November 2026

Spain & Luxembourg – Lithuania-headquartered aviation training provider BAA Training has announced that its latest group of four Luxair cadets has completed the Integrated Airline Transport Pilot Licence (ATPL) program and obtained their Commercial Pilot Licences (CPLs). The graduates will now progress towards aircraft type rating training, marking another stage in the pilot development partnership between BAA Training and Luxembourg's flag carrier.

• BAA Training's Integrated ATPL program typically takes 18–22 months, depending on the training structure and student progression. The curriculum covers theoretical knowledge instruction, practical flight training, instrument flying, multi-engine operations, Advanced Upset Prevention and Recovery Training (UPRT) and Multi-Crew Cooperation (MCC).
• Under the airline training partnership established in April 2024, Luxair independently selects candidates and pre-finances their Integrated ATPL training at BAA Training's Lleida-Alguaire flight training base in Spain.
• BAA Training's Lleida-Alguaire flight school lists 13 training aircraft, comprising 12 Cessna 172S Skyhawks and one Tecnam P2006T twin-engine aircraft.

About BAA Training
BAA Training is a Lithuanian aviation training organisation headquartered in Vilnius and part of Avia Solutions Group. It provides ab initio pilot training, aircraft type ratings, recurrent training and simulator-based instruction through facilities in Lithuania, Spain, France and Vietnam. The company reports operating 22 flight simulation training devices across its international training network and provides training services to airline and individual pilot customers.

About Luxair
Luxair is Luxembourg's national airline, headquartered at Luxembourg Airport, providing scheduled passenger services across Europe and selected destinations beyond the continent. Established in 1961, the airline operates Boeing 737, De Havilland Canada Dash 8-Q400 and Embraer E195-E2 aircraft. Fleet records from October 2026 listed 25 aircraft, comprising 11 Boeing 737-family aircraft, 10 Dash 8-Q400s and four Embraer E195-E2s.

Source: BAA Training