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An Approved Training Organisation (ATO) is an organisation staffed, equipped and operated in a suitable environment offering approved flying training, and/or synthetic flight instruction and/or theoretical knowledge instruction for specific flight training programmes (aeroplane or helicopter). Depending on the approval of the particular organisation, ATOs may offer flight training for both Private Pilot and Commercial Pilot qualifications. However, some ATO's are associated only with an Operator and may not offer courses outside their own operation. ATO's are issued with an Approval Certificate, detailing the approved courses, which should be displayed at their offices.
For details of the specific courses offered by an ATO, please contact the ATO directly and speak to the Head of Training (HT).
Atlantic Flight Training Academy (AFTA)Kinsale Road |
SkyWest Aviation LtdKinsale Road |
National Flight Centre (NFC)Weston Airport |
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Aer LingusCapt. Eamon Kierans
Website: www.aerlingus.com |
Aerostellar Global (ASG)Mr. Diarmuid O'Riordan Head of Training Dublin 2.
Email: info@asg.ie Website: www.asg.ie
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ASL Airlines (Ireland) Ltd t/a Air ContractorsCapt. Denis Coughlan
Chief Flight Instructor: Capt Ian Churchill
Website: www.aircontractors.com |
RyanairCapt. Andy O'Shea |
Stobart AirCapt. Mike Burke |
Simtech Aviation Training LtdCapt. Jimmy Devlin |