Clark institute of Aviation MPL license

Clark Institute of Aviation in the phillipines is set to become the first institute in the world to issue an MPL license

Check out the following video

The first 1 or 2 minutes is in phillipines then it is in english

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=msRz7-oiYrI

The cost of the course is 75000 USD

It includes a type rating in the airbus A320 and during the final stage you fly an actual airbus A320(not simulator) with 12 takeoffs and 12 landings

$75000 is a bit expensive and risky for a an new comer to put in .... but its worth it 'cause u will get a320 rating ..... training an ab initio into an a320 pilot ... requires some standards of training .... i dont know how much successful this thing might be ... we will only get to know when the first batch gets inducted somewhere.... and we have the reviews.. but before that it is a bit risky to go for.............

Its really nice but how many airlines require or even recognise an MPL license

This school only issues MPL and no CPL is issued

MPL is something to look out for.. IT'll be the future of airline flying for freshers. Some airlines in SE Asia are askin' even experienced guys to take MPL before they touch their airbuses. Many airlines in india are pissed off with the failure rates of the so called "Best pilots in the world" from various schools with hardly 200hrs that they accepted MPL with open hands and are pushing ther Govt to get it approved.

Worst case scenario CPL holders would have to start on ATR ATP 737-200 etc

just my .20

Do you happen to know of any airlines in india that would accept an MPL license

hi all..


Air Deccan
Indigo Airlines have approved and waiting for Cadets to come in from philippines

Kingfisher and Spicejet sending their teams for assessment.

Haree