You will obtain the ULL(A) licence
A microlight pilot licence for up to two people on board - the fastest and cheapest way into the air.
Make your dream come true
Ultralight pilot licence ULL(A)
Start flying modern ultralight aircraft at very low prices - factory-built machines with a rescue parachute system, for up to two people on board. Perfect for weekend trips to Croatia, Vienna, the Alps or the Tatras, or simply for the fun of flying.
20 flight hoursplus online theory
1 – 6 monthstypical training duration
from age 15no upper age limit
LAA trainingat Prague and Ostrava airports
Now enrolling
Getting your pilot licence was never easier
ULL is the fastest and cheapest way to fly solo. You can start at fifteen, finish in three to six months, and you'll fly aircraft with the same cockpit equipment as much bigger planes.
You can start practical flight training right away and take the theory course later, during training - which in many cases we actually recommend, since by then you already have a feel for what each lecture is about.
Set your own training pace based on your time and budget. Aim for at least once or twice a week if you can - we always adapt the flying schedule to what works for you.
Trips and business travel - just by plane
Our aircraft have a rescue parachute system
Once you've finished training, you can rent our aircraft for your own trips and business travel. Ultralight flying isn't just circuits around the airfield - these aircraft are built for touring.
Before you decide
- You can fly from age 15, with no upper limit. Besides a medical examination, nothing else is required to start.
- The medical examination isn't demanding - it's roughly equivalent to what's required for a driving licence.
- The syllabus requires 20 hours of flying; most students need around 30 hours before they're confident flying solo.
- Already hold a PPL(A)? You only need a conversion course and a check flight with an inspector.
Everything arranged for you
ULL(A) - the fastest and cheapest way into the air
A maximum of 2 people on board, on new and modern aircraft - the ideal licence if you want to start flying for fun without a big commitment.
New and modern aircraft
Factory-built aircraft from the world's best manufacturers, with glass cockpits, autopilot and a rescue parachute system.
20 hours of flight time
The minimum curriculum is 20 flight hours - in practice, most students need around 35 to 40 hours.
Start your online theory right now
The 50-hour theory course is delivered online. At home, in a café or on the beach, on PC or iPad - study anywhere.
Safety first
Full ULL(A) pilot training is available on aircraft equipped with a rescue parachute system.
Private and business trips
Once qualified, a weekend trip to Croatia, Vienna, the Alps or the Tatras is just a flight away.
Factory-built, with a rescue parachute
Aircraft for your ULL(A) training
Modern aircraft from the world's best manufacturers, with glass cockpits and autopilot - every one fitted with a rescue parachute system.
Bristell NG5
A modern aircraft equipped for touring across Europe.
VL3 evolution
The most modern UL aircraft available, cruising at up to 270 km/h.
Transparent pricing
ULL(A) training price
You can start your training at any time - we fly all year round.
Full training
ULL(A) training
20 flight hours, 30 hours instructor, online theory
7 956 €
9 466 € including 21 % VAT
- 20 hours of flight training
- 30 hours of instructor time
- ULL theory online + LAA question database
- New aircraft with a rescue parachute
- Landing fees
- Fuel surcharge
- Handling
- Refreshments provided at the school
Conversion for PPL(A) holders
3 flight hours, 4 hours instructor, 1 hour theory
1 396 €
1 659 € including 21 % VAT
- 3 hours of flight training
- 4 hours of instructor time
- 1 hour of theory
- Skill test with examiner
- Landing fees
- Fuel surcharge
- Handling
- Refreshments provided at the school
Every price includes a 5 % discount for paying the full training fee in advance.
Frequently asked questions
Most frequent questions about ULL(A) training
You must be at least 15 years old - there is no upper age limit. You will need a medical examination by an Aeromedical Examiner, but no prior flying experience is required.
If you train every day, you can finish in about a month. Training once or twice a week, which is the usual pace, takes about 6 months. The minimum curriculum is 20 flight hours plus 50 hours of theory, though most students need around 35 to 40 flight hours in practice.
Yes. As a PPL(A) holder you only need a short conversion course - 3 flight hours, 4 hours with an instructor and 1 hour of theory.
The ULL(A) licence is valid for 2 years. To renew it, you apply to the Light Aircraft Association with a valid medical certificate and at least 5 flight hours in the preceding 2 years. To extend it 12 months before expiry, you need at least 12 flight hours in the previous 12 months, including 1 hour with an instructor, 6 hours as pilot in command and 12 take-offs and landings - or a check flight with an examiner instead.
Aviation regulations and ULL procedures, aerodynamics and principles of flight, aviation meteorology, general navigation, engines and instruments, the construction of ULL aircraft, and operational procedures - 50 hours of lessons in total, available online.
The published price includes landing fees, the fuel surcharge and handling. The final exam and LAA fees are not included - these vary by airport, so we always confirm the exact figure with you before you book.
Where you will fly
Our training locations
Prague Letňany airport (LKLT)
Fifteen minutes from the city centre - the airfield sits at the last stop of metro line C.
Ostrava Mošnov airport (LKMT)
An international airport with a long runway - and the Beskydy Mountains right around the corner.
We look forward to seeing you
We are here - write to us…
Talk to us before you book your flights. We would rather spend twenty minutes planning your training properly than have you lose days to a schedule that never fitted.
Michal Kolařík
Training department
- +420 702 079 002
- info@aeroprague.com
- Weekdays 9:00 – 18:00 (CET)