Italy's Aviomar Flight Academy Welcomes 27 New Integrated ATPL Students in November 2026

Italy – Italian flight training organisation Aviomar Flight Academy has welcomed 27 new students into its Gemini II Integrated Airline Transport Pilot Licence (ATPL) program at its Monterotondo Training Centre near Rome in November 2026. The intake adds another cohort to the academy's professional pilot training activities, preparing students for EASA commercial pilot licensing and eventual airline selection.

• Aviomar's Integrated ATPL curriculum comprises 750 hours of theoretical instruction and 223 hours of practical training, including aircraft and simulator sessions. The full-time program is structured over approximately 24–36 months.
• The new Gemini II cohort is commencing training at Aviomar's Monterotondo Training Centre, which provides classrooms, theoretical instruction and simulator training facilities. The academy also operates a flight training base at Rome Urbe Airport and a training facility at Parma Airport.
• The Integrated ATPL pathway prepares students to obtain an EASA Commercial Pilot Licence with Instrument Rating (CPL(A)/IR), Multi-Engine Piston (MEP) class rating, ATPL theoretical knowledge credit and Airline Pilot Standards Multi-Crew Cooperation (APS MCC) certification.
• Aviomar's Integrated ATPL syllabus includes 83 hours of visual flight rules training, including night flying and Upset Prevention and Recovery Training (UPRT), and 100 hours of instrument flight rules training, including 40 hours on an FNPT II simulator. A further 40 hours of APS MCC training are conducted using Airbus A320 or Boeing 737 simulation equipment, divided between Pilot Flying and Pilot Monitoring roles.

About Aviomar Flight Academy
Established in 1982, Aviomar Flight Academy is an Italian EASA Approved Training Organisation headquartered at Rome Urbe Airport, operating under Italian Civil Aviation Authority (ENAC) approval IT.ATO.0003. The academy provides Integrated and Modular ATPL training, flight instructor qualifications, instrument and multi-engine ratings, APS MCC and aircraft type rating courses. Aviomar operates training facilities at Rome Urbe Airport, Monterotondo and Parma, and reports a fleet of 23 training aircraft, comprising 11 Cessna 152s, five Cessna 172s, three Cessna 172RGs, three Diamond DA42s and one Piper PA34-200.

Source: Aviomar Flight Academy