The MPL(A) is an integrated course that trains you for the right-hand seat of a specific airline's aircraft. It needs at least 240 hours of flying training as pilot flying and pilot not flying, in real and simulated flight. PilotMetrics follows your training all the way.
The UK CAA and EASA share the same Part-FCL minimums. These are the minimums PilotMetrics checks your logbook against.
| Requirement | Minimum | Regulation |
|---|---|---|
| Flying training as PF and PNF, in actual and simulated flight | 240 h | Part-FCL Appendix 5 (MPL integrated course) |
| Night flying | Completed | Part-FCL Appendix 5 (MPL integrated course) |
| Flight solely by reference to instruments | Completed | Part-FCL Appendix 5 (MPL integrated course) |
| Upset prevention and recovery training (UPRT) | Completed | Part-FCL Appendix 5 (MPL integrated course) |
| 12 take-offs and landings as PF in the type (base training) | Required | Part-FCL Appendix 5 (MPL integrated course) |
Minimums only, not legal advice: you also need the theory exams, medical and skill test, and your school, airline and authority decide when you're ready. Check the current regulation for your licence.
Bring in your flights and simulator sessions from FlightLogger, or log them by hand.
FlightLogger import →Your training total against the MPL minimum, free on your Progress page.
Open in demo →A private group to compare training with the rest of your intake.
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