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Flight training in Czechia

13 researched schools and 24 verified programs so far. This is the research done to date, not a complete list of every provider in Czechia.

Cities:Benešov Břeclav Brno Hradec Králové Olomouc Ostrava Praha Roudnice nad Labem Strakonice Tábor

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Hradec Králové airport · Hradec Králové
DSA Flight School
Benešov base (main) · Benešov
F AIR
Brno base · Brno
F AIR
Hradec Králové Airport · Hradec Králové
LION Helicopters
Tábor airfield · Tábor
Aeroklub Tábor
Roudnice base · Roudnice nad Labem
Aviatický klub
Břeclav · Břeclav
Aeroklub Břeclav
Praha Letňany · Praha
Aeroklub Praha Letňany
Strakonice · Strakonice
Aeroklub Strakonice
Praha Letňany · Praha
AeroPrague
Ostrava Mošnov · Ostrava
AeroPrague
Praha Letňany · Praha
Aero Academy
Olomouc · Olomouc
STRATUS Aviation
Brno-Tuřany · Brno
Blue Sky Service
Benešov · Benešov
Flight School BEMOAIR
Brno-Tuřany · Brno
Flight School BEMOAIR

Results are listed alphabetically; there is no price ranking because prices in different currencies, price types and bases are not comparable. Schools marked Sponsored are paid placements and never change approval status or order.

About training in Czechia

How pilot training is regulated

Czech pilot licences are issued by the national Civil Aviation Authority under the EU aircrew regulation (Regulation (EU) No 1178/2011), whose common rules EASA maintains. The authority's airplane-pilot page lists the LAPL(A), PPL(A), CPL(A) (integrated ATP and modular courses), ATPL(A), MPL and instrument qualification, with procedure documents and application forms for each. Approved training organisations (ATO) are listed by the authority. The CAA's pages retrieved for this review point to procedure PDFs for ages and hours rather than stating them on the page.

Source: caa.gov.cz/zpusobilost-leteckeho-personalu/letecky

Relevant aviation authorities

Civil Aviation Authority of the Czech Republic (Úřad pro civilní letectví, CAA CZ)Czechia's national aviation authority: issues pilot licences, approves ATO training organisations under Part-ORA, recognises language-testing organisations and converts or validates foreign licences.
European Union Aviation Safety Agency (EASA)Sets the common EU rules (Part-FCL); does not itself issue licences.

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Training pathways

Airplane pilot licences
The authority lists LAPL(A), PPL(A), CPL(A) (integrated and modular), ATPL(A), MPL and instrument rating with separate application forms.
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Qualification terminology

Names and privileges are local to Czechia. Similar names in other countries are not interchangeable.

Code	Official name	Minimum age	Regulatory minimum flight time	Source
LAPL(A)	Pilot lehkých letounů LAPL(A)Light aircraft pilot licence under Part-FCL; the authority publishes a document comparing LAPL(A) and PPL(A).	n/p	n/pEASA general guidance: about 30 hours of flight instruction for the LAPL; verify in the Czech procedure documents.	official
PPL(A)	Soukromý pilot PPL(A)Private pilot licence for aeroplanes; EASA guidance cites about 45 hours of flight instruction.	n/p	45 hEASA general guidance: around 45 hours of flight instruction. Czech CAA procedure CAA-ZLP-163 holds the detailed conditions.	official
CPL(A)	Obchodní pilot CPL(A) (integrovaný kurz ATP / modulový kurz)Commercial pilot licence with separate application forms for integrated ATP and modular courses.	n/p	n/p	official
ATPL(A)	Dopravní pilot ATPL(A)Airline transport pilot licence for aeroplanes under Part-FCL.	n/p	n/p	official

A regulatory minimum is a legal floor for the qualification. It is not the number of hours most students need, and not a guarantee of cost or completion time.

Terms you will meet

ATO: Approved Training Organisation according to Part-ORA, listed by the CAA.
FSTD: Flight simulation training device, listed by the CAA under Part-ORA.

Medical, language and instruction

The Czech CAA runs a registration-number system for medical certificate applicants; classes follow EU Part-MED. Official medical information

The CAA states the minimum required language proficiency level for pilots is 4 on the ICAO scale; level 4 is valid for four years.

Languages of instruction among researched schools: Czech, English.

International students

Non-EU nationals should check Czech visa and residence rules with the Czech authorities and the school; no flight-training-specific official page was retrieved for this review and nothing here promises eligibility.

Czech CAA, Aviation Personnel

Training approval does not establish immigration permission or international-student eligibility. Verify current rules with the official sources above.

Foreign licences and conversion

The Czech CAA has a page on conversion and validation of foreign pilot licences, with a procedure (CAA-ZLP-168) and forms for conversion from non-EASA countries and for validation with or without commercial rights, plus a separate page on automatic validation of licences.

Country information last reviewed 16 October 2026. 4 official sources consulted.