ATPL(A) Airline Transport Pilot integrated

The ATPL(A) license is the highest level of a pilot's training. Everybody who has ever dreamt of working in an Airline's cockpit flying professionally needs an ATPL(A) (Airline Transport Pilot's Licence). If you have no previous flying experience, then the intensive ATPL(A) integrated program will help you become a commercial pilot in the shortest time possible.
The aim of this training is acquiring the license of CPL(A)/IR(A) together with ATPL(A) theory credit in order to be able to initially work as a copilot in aircraft regardless of which dimension (mostly two-man-cockpit). Furthermore, ATPL(A) can be used as PPL(A), CPL(A) and IR(A) without any restrictions.
 Prior to the beginning of the training you need to submit the following documents to us:

contract of training with AEROTOURS ATO
aviation medical class 1 given by an AMC
copy of a valid identity card or passport for identity verification
background check (Sec. 7 para. 1 no. 4 Aviation Security Act (LuftSiG) and sec. 4 para. 1 Aviation Security Act) and a Police Clearance Certificate
extract of German Federal Bureau of Motor Vehicles and Drivers (Kraftfahrt-Bundesamt) (Sec. 30 para. 8 of Road Traffic Act (StVG))
declaration of pending criminal proceedings (Sec. 24 para. 3 no. 3 and 4 Air Traffic Licensing Order)
minimum age for starting training is 17 (license qualification with age of 21)
approval of legal representatives in case applicant is minor
Prior to the beginning of the training the student has to provide evidence about his/her sufficient knowledge of English, mathematics and physics.
 
The following is accepted:

opinion of an officially recognized expert
or certificate of A-Levels (premise: having studied the above subjects for at least three years)
or a passed DLR test
or a passed ATTC screening
or the student's previous knowledge is tested by AEROTOURS' Head of Training
The full-time theory course as well as the examinations are structured into the following 14 subjects:

Air Law
Aircraft General Knowledge
Electrotrics
Powerplants
Instruments
Mass and Balance
Performance
Flight Planning
Human Performance
Meteorology
General Navigation
Radio Navigation
Operational Procedures
Aerodynamics
Radio Communication (BZF/ AZF) 
Subsequently, the theoretical testing is conducted at the Luftfahrt-Bundesamt in Braunschweig inGerman or English language. After passing the theory examination, the candidates are granted the ATPL(A) theory credit in their license.

The practical Training at AEROTOURS ATO consists of 195 hours. Within these 195 hours the applicant must fly at least:

95 hours of training with a flight instructor. 55 of the 95 hours may be instrument ground time.
70 hours as PIC, including VFR flight and instrument flight time as pilot-in-training (Student Pilot-in-Command, SPIC). The instrument flight time as SPIC can be added up to a maximum of 20 hours PIC flight time.
50 hours cross-country as PIC including a VFR cross-country flight of at least 540km (300NM) of which 2 out of the 3 landings must be conducted at different aerodromes than the starting aerodrome.
5 hours are to be flown at night. 3 out of these 5 hours are flown with a flight intructor. Within these 3 hours, 1 hour must be flown as cross-country. The student also needs to have completed 5 solo takeoffs and landings. 
115 hours Instrument flying time, with at least the following:20h as PIC
15h MCC, using a FNPT II
50h Instrument flight training of which are:
40h Instrument ground time in a FNPT II
5 hours in an aircraft which has retractable gear, a constant speed propeller and can carry a minimum of 4 persons on board.
Within the AEROTOURS ATO 70 hours are flown with a flight instructor, 70 hours solo as PIC, and 55 hours on a FNPT II MCC.