Flight Training
Certified under EASA regulations
Managed by commercial jet pilots and instructors
Modern fleet of Tecnams
Airline-level standard operating procedures
Founded in
2006
More than
22k operations yearly
More than
2000 pilots trained
Students from all around the world
Why Bartolini Air?
Since 2006 we have specialised in training airline pilots. You can join us with zero flight experience and finish with an EASA frozen ATPL, which will enable you to become a first officer in an European airline. At Bartolini Air you will apply airline-level standard operating procedures from your first flight and your entire course will be tailor-made to prepare you to fly a commercial jet according to the latest standards.
Curious about how to become a pilot?
Choose your path
If what you want is simply the shortest possible track to a jet flight deck then the integrated training should be your first choice. If you are ready to commit yourself to one of the largest European airlines and to be trained according to its standards and procedures from the very start, which massively increases your chances of being employed, then our Ryanair Future Flyer Academy will probably catch your attention.
Modular Training
Modular training is the perfect solution for students who want to complete their education gradually and get to the dream job in the cockpit at their own pace. Each module of the training is independent of others – eg. you can do the private licence this year and come to supplement it with your instrument and multi-engine ratings next year.
Private Pilot Licence (Aeroplanes)
Commercial Pilot Licence (Aeroplanes)
Airline Transport Pilot Licence (Aeroplanes) – Frozen ATPL(A)
Instrument Rating (Aeroplanes)
Multi-Engine Piston (Land) – MEP(L)
Night Visual Flight Rules
Airline Pilot Standard Multi-Crew Cooperation
Advanced Upset Prevention and Recovery Training
Our Student Support team provides comprehensive support with formalities related to living in Poland and offer assistance in obtaining funding for pilot training.
If you have any questions about the aircraft we use to train future airline pilots, you can find more details about our entire fleet here.
