CAVOK Aviation Training

CAVOK Aviation Training is a pilot training organization based at Gödöllő Airfield near Budapest in Hungary. The company was founded by airline pilots. It is run by an experienced team of flight instructors and educators. The school has operated for more than 18 years. During this time it has trained over 2,000 cadets from all over the world.

The school is an EASA Approved Training Organization. It operates under Part FCL regulations. The Hungarian Civil Aviation Authority approved the organization as ATO number HU.ATO.0053. Training is conducted according to EASA standards. When students complete the training and required exams they receive EASA licenses. These licenses are valid in other European Union member states.

CAVOK offers modular and integrated programs that prepare students for airline careers. Courses cover training from first licenses through the Airline Transport Pilot License. The school provides an Integrated ATPL program and a 0 to ATPL modular program. Other courses include LAPL, PPL, CPL, Instrument Rating, Single Engine Piston Instrument Rating, Multi Engine Piston class rating, and Multi Engine Instrument Rating. The school also offers upgrades from VFR to multi engine instrument rating. Additional training covers Flight Instructor, MCC, JOC, APS MCC, Advanced Upset Prevention and Recovery Training, Night VFR, ATPL theory, and PIC time building.

The training fleet includes several aircraft types. These include the Viper, Tecnam, AT 3, Cessna 172, Cessna 150, Piper Seneca, and Tecnam P2006T twin. The school operates FNPT simulators. One simulator is an FNPT A320 device. The organization maintains its aircraft through an internal continuing airworthiness and maintenance team. This team receives support from trusted external partners.

Gödöllő Airfield serves as the main base. It is close to local amenities and offers easy road and rail access to Budapest city center and Budapest International Airport. The location supports visual flight and instrument training. CAVOK also uses nearby airfields in Hungary and neighboring countries for international flight training. The school flies more than 6,000 hours per year. It accommodates over 120 students per year from Europe and beyond. Former cadets currently fly for more than 20 airlines around the world.

Services

• Integrated ATPL
• 0 to ATPL Modular
• PPL
• CPL
• Instrument Rating
• Multi Engine Piston rating
• Flight Instructor
• MCC and JOC
• APS MCC
• Night VFR