We are accepting applications for our Integrated Airline Transport Pilot License (IATPL), Modular Airline Transport Pilot License (Modular ATPL) and Private Pilot License (PPL) programs that starts in August 2022. Last day to apply is July 29th but we encourage applicants to submit their applications in a timely manner.

The Flight Instructor Certificate (FI) prepares you for the role as a flight instructor. During the course twelve week program you will learn how to prepare briefings and conduct practical sessions for flight training.

The next Iceland Aviation Academy APS MCC Course will start on September 13th and is open for application

Teaching will recommence after summer holidays on August 30th. Our Pilot Programs are still open for application. Application deadlines vary depending on programs but we encourage applicants to submit their applications in a timely manner.

The Iceland Aviation Academy Private Pilot program will be available through distance learning this fall. Lessons begin on August 30th, with the application deadline set on August 15th.

Recently six of our Diamond aircraft had the oportunity to do a formation flight over the Geldingadalir volcanic eruption, taking place only 20km from the school.

Iceland Aviation Academy graduated 32 commercial pilots past Friday, June 11th. Kári Kárason, director of the Icelandic Aviation Academy, gave an address and gave recognition together with Davíð Brár Unnarsson, principal of Iceland Aviation Academy.

Ninni Thisner, a talented 27-year-old pilot from Sweden, made the decision to travel all the way to Iceland for her Airline Transport Pilot Licence (ATPL), and says she’s never looked back. After graduation from the Aviation Academy, she was employed as a first officer with Ryan Air, at the mere age of 20.

Shortly after graduating with a degree in Business from the University of West Florida, Marteinn Urbancic started to feel the nine-to-five was not for him and decided to change course. He applied and got accepted into the IATPL (Integrated Professional Pilot Program) at Iceland Aviation Academy.

In the recent days, Birta Óskarsdóttir, a 21-year-old student pilot at the Iceland Aviation Academy, went on an unforgettable flight over the eruption in Geldingadalur. This was no ordinary flight because Birta sat in the captain's seat herself taking on her skill test flight for her commercial pilot‘s licence with an examiner by her side.