Air Alliance Flight Center GmbH
Contact information
Trainings
- Private Pilot License (PPL)
- Competency-Based Instrument Rating (CB-IR)
- Multi Engine Piston (MEP)
- Airline Transport Pilot License (ATPL)
- Trainee Program
- Flight Instructor (FI) / CRI-SEP/MEP
- High Performance Aircraft (HPA)
- Night Flight (NFQ)
- Multi Crew Cooperation (MCC)
- PC-12 Class Rating
- PC-24 Type Rating
- Flying Bachelor
- TBM-700 Type Rating
- ICAO Language Proficiency (LTO)
- Introductory Flights (Schnupperflüge)
- Scenic Flights (Rundflüge)
Aircrafts
- Cessna 152
- Cessna 172
- Diamond DA20
- Diamond DA40 NG
- Diamond DA42
- Diamond DA62
- Pipistrel P2008 JC
- Piper PA-28
- Pilatus PC-12
- EMP 500/505
- Cessna 208
- Pilatus PC-24
- TBM-700
Aircraft types
- Single-engine piston
- Multi-engine piston
- High performance aircraft
- Turboprop
Brief description Air Alliance Flight Center Gmbh
Air Alliance Flight Center GmbH is a comprehensive flight school based at Siegerland Airport (EDGS) in Liebenscheid, Germany. It operates additional locations at Frankfurt-Egelsbach (EDFE) and Bonn-Hangelar (EDKB). The center offers extensive pilot training programs such as Private Pilot License (PPL), Competency-Based Instrument Rating (CB-IR), Multi Engine Piston (MEP) training, Airline Transport Pilot License (ATPL), and Flight Instructor (FI) courses. Specialized training includes Night Flight (NFQ), High Performance Aircraft (HPA) training, and Multi Crew Cooperation (MCC).
The training fleet includes various aircraft models like Cessna 152, Cessna 172, Diamond DA20, DA40 NG, DA42, DA62, Pipistrel P2008 JC, Piper PA-28, Pilatus PC-12, EMP 500/505, Cessna 208, Pilatus PC-24, and TBM-700 to support diverse pilot training needs. The center also provides type ratings for aircraft including Pilatus PC-24 and TBM-700.
Additional services cover flight simulator training, scenic and introductory flights, and charter services. The school focuses on delivering pilot training from basic licenses to advanced professional qualifications in a professional environment across multiple German airports.
