When an aircraft accident or serious incident happens, an airline has minutes to activate its plan, mobilise its people and take care of passengers, crew and families. This five-day, IATA-aligned course gives emergency response managers, their deputies and departmental leaders the knowledge and practical skills to build, run and test the airline's Emergency Response Plan (ERP): the Emergency Response Organization, station and Go-team response, family assistance, staff training and exercises. A multi-stage emergency response simulation on the last two days lets participants practise under time pressure with limited resources.
Will be conducted in Georgia at 1 of these 6 Airports depending on weather and flight tasking.
Citizens of many CIS and European countries can enter Georgia without a visa and stay here for up to one year. We can help with an invitation if needed.
The theoretical part (if needed) is conducted online. The flight training takes place at Natakhtari Airfield (Georgia).
Yes. All courses are paid in stages — you only pay for the current module (PPL, flight hours, etc.).
Yes. We offer accommodation either directly at the airfield or nearby Mtskheta area.
A basic level is enough to start. Aviation English (ICAO) exam will be required — we help organize it online.
No. For CPL(A) you must already have a PPL(A) license. If you don’t have it yet, start with PPL(A) course.
You will need a Class 1 Medical Certificate for CPL(A) practical training and licensing.
