The Icelandic Flight Academy is the largest Flight Training Organization (FTO) in Iceland and we have been training pilots for over twenty years. Our FTO is JAA/EASA approved by the Icelandic Civil Aviation Authorities which enables you to use the licenses you gain from our training in all JAA/EASA member states all over Europe. We pride ourselves of high quality flight training at highly competitive prices (FTO certificate). Our Training Center is located in Reykjavik and the flight department at Reykjavik Downtown Airport. For the past few years we have specialiced in conversion training from ICAO and FAA to JAA/EASA licenses. We also offered recurrent and initial training for airlines, basic Air Traffic Controller (ATC) Courses, Cabin Crew and Aircraft Technician training.
Available courses include:
- Private Pilot License Course (PPL(A))
- Night Rating CourseATPL-Theoretical Knowledge Course
- Multi Engine Class Rating (MEP(A))
- Multi Engine Instrument Rating (IR ME(A))
- Commercial Pilot License (CPL(A))Flight Insturctor Course (FI(A))
- Class Rating Instructor Course (CRI(A))
- Instrument Rating Instructor Course (IRI(A))
- Multi Crew Cooperation Course (MCC) Courses
- Aircraft Type Rating Courses
- Basic Air Traffic Controller (ATC) Courses including ACP/ACS-R ratings
- Cabin Crew Initial Safety Training Course
- Aircraft Technician Training (B11) - in ass. with Lufthansa Resource Technical Training (full course)
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Write a ReviewThe Icelandic Flight Academy is rated 3.0 stars based on 1 reviews
★★★☆☆
During my stay in Rekyavik I had arranged to go flying at the flight academy I was only there for 4 days and had previously booked a slot with them for Tuesday, due to the bad weather, which I must point out that this was not their fault, it was arranged for the Wednesday at the same time Later in the day Tuesday I was advised that the only time the plane was available was 2 hours later at 1700hrs which I agreed was ok I contacted the above in the morning of Wednesday by e mail asking if it was still ok for that time, no response As the weather had improved and I saw light aircraft flying the circuit I presumed it was all ok to go flying at the time allocated Two hours before my flight I was informed by them that the aircraft I was going to hire was having it´s annual inspection and was not available I ask myself why was I given a slot time on an aircraft that was not available,and why was the same aircraft re-booked on the same day 2hrs later Not very happy pilot
Kenneth on 17th Aug-16
The Icelandic Flight Academy Reykjavik AirportBæjarflöt 1-3 Reykjavík 112 Iceland