Flight School in Valence Chabeuil
Aéropyrénées on the edge of the Alps
In the heart of the Rhône Valley,
Valence-Chabeuil Airport, is an important local airport connected to Europe. It plays a key role in the region’s economy and helps boost tourism and economic development.
Valence-Chabeuil Airport, with its efficient facilities, handles 30,000 movements and 2,000 passengers each year. It supports various types of flights, including business, private, military, sightseeing, and leisure flights.
From December 9, 2024, you can also do your Airline Pilot training at the center. Contact us now for more details.
“The Gateway to Southern France”
Optimal conditions for learning
Valence-Chabeuil Airport, with its modern facilities, is ideal for our training program, providing a calm environment while being close to major routes.
Near Lyon, the City of Lights
What fields can you work in after completing the airline pilot training at our school near Lyon?
If you dream of becoming an airline pilot, the Aéropyrénées flight school, located in Valence just 1 hour from Lyon, offers high-quality training to prepare you for various careers in aviation. Our program will guide you towards several exciting and rapidly growing sectors of aviation
Airlines
One of the most common career paths after airline pilot training is working for an airline. As an airline pilot, you will be responsible for the safety and comfort of passengers during their commercial flights. Whether you want to fly short or long-range aircraft, our training prepares you for a career with national or international airlines
Business Aviation
Business aviation is a rapidly growing sector, with a high demand for qualified pilots. This field will allow you to fly private jets or business aircraft, providing premium transport services to companies or individuals.
Regional Aviation
Regional aviation, which focuses on shorter routes, is another career option after airline pilot training. You could work for regional airlines that offer flights between cities in France or Europe.
What types of training are available to become an airline pilot at our school in Valence, 1 hour from Lyon?
Aéropyrénées offers two main training programs designed to meet the needs and goals of each future pilot. These programs let you choose the path that best fits your experience and career goals.
Integrated ATPL training
The integrated ATPL training is designed for those who wish to become airline pilots through a continuous, structured, and comprehensive program. This training offers an intensive path, covering all the necessary aspects of the profession. From basic piloting skills to advanced abilities for flying commercial aircraft, this program supports you throughout your progression, preparing you to pilot an airliner.
Modular training
The modular training is more flexible and allows students to follow training modules at their own pace, depending on their availability and experience.
This program is ideal for those who wish to gradually progress in the world of piloting, gaining qualifications step by step. You can start with a private pilot license (PPL), then move on to a commercial pilot license (CPL), and finally obtain your ATPL. This modular approach is perfect for those who want to work alongside their training or prefer a slower, more individualized progression. With our modular training, you can adjust your path based on your personal and professional situation.
What are the career opportunities after completing airline pilot training at our center in Valence?
After completing your training at Aéropyrénées, several career opportunities are available in different sectors of aviation. You can choose the path that best suits your aspirations, whether it’s with airlines, business aviation, or regional aviation.
Captain
The captain is the main pilot and is responsible for the safety of the aircraft, passengers, and crew. As a captain, you will be in charge of flight direction, managing safety procedures, and making decisions during the flight. This position requires extensive experience, excellent technical skills, and the ability to handle stressful situations.
Co-pilot | First Officer
As a co-pilot, you will be responsible for managing the aircraft alongside the captain, handling technical and operational tasks. The co-pilot role is essential in commercial flights, particularly within airlines. You will need to be ready to take on crucial tasks such as preparing flight plans, managing communications with air traffic controllers, and monitoring the aircraft’s performance during the flight.
