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Which university is the best for pilot in Malaysia?
- Universiti Teknologi Malaysia (UTM) Being a renowned public research university in Malaysia, UTM is prestigious with its engineering courses.
- Universiti Tun Hussein Onn Malaysia (UTHM)
- Malaysian Flying Academy (MFA)
- HM Aerospace (HMA)
- Layang Layang Helicopter Academy (LLHA)
- International Aero Training Academy (IATAC)
How much does it cost to study pilot in Malaysia?
Average Overall Cost to obtain a Private Pilot’s Licence is between RM45,000 and RM65,000 and includes the rental of the aircraft (inclusive of fuel, oil, insurance) and the Instructors’ fee. Ground School: RM5,500 (one time). Special Student Pass: RM1,700 to RM2,2000 (applicable to Non-Malaysian students).)
How can I become a pilot in Malaysia Airlines?
General Requirements:
- Curent ATPL.
- Current class 1 Medical.
- Valid passport.
- Level 4 ICAO English or higher.
- Type ratings: Airbus A380 Super Wide-body Airliners, Airbus A350-900XWB Wide-body Airliners, Airbus A330-300 Wide-body Airliners, Airbus A330-200 Wide-body Airliners, and Boeing 737-800NG Airliners.
What course should I take to become pilot?
If you aspire to become a pilot in your life, you must first choose your Higher Secondary Course with subjects including Physics, Chemistry and Mathematics. You must have scored a minimum of 50\% in these subjects to be able to join an Air flying school.
How many years does it take to become a pilot in Malaysia?
The duration on average of the CPL/IR course is 24 months – This is to ensure the continuity of an effective academic program and flight training necessary to obtain a Commercial Pilot’s Licence.
How long is pilot school Malaysia?
The minimum requirement to get this Private Pilot License is 45 hours of flight training – You must record every flight in your flying logbook. The details include the date of each flight, the aircraft type and registration, the name of your instructor, the duration of your flight, where you went, and what you did.
Is Malaysia good for CPL?
Yes, Malaysia a good country for obtaining CPL. For the CPL/IR licence, a cadet pilot will require a minimum of 200 hours of flying of which 165 hours are on single engine aircraft and 35 hours on twin engine aircraft.