01EASA training routes
We explain integrated and modular routes and the sequence of theory, flight experience and professional qualifications. The final programme depends on your previous experience and the school’s admission requirements.
Review the main pilot-training stages →02Language and medical
English ability and the appropriate EASA medical certificate must be considered before committing to training. The level and evidence requested depend on the course and school.
03School comparison
We compare training organisations using available information on fees, location, fleet, instructor and aircraft availability, training pace and likely additional costs.
04Application preparation
We help organise the documents requested by the selected flight school and coordinate the application. Requirements vary by school and candidate.
Compare Opaline Aero guidance services →05Accommodation and mobility
Housing, daily transport and travel are included in the overall budget discussion because they can materially affect the cost and feasibility of studying in France.
06Recognition and conversion
An EASA licence is not automatically equivalent to a licence issued under another authority. Recognition or conversion must be checked with the relevant aviation authority; Opaline Aero does not guarantee the outcome.