AEROJET CENTER

Why is it mandatory to get a medical examination for the course of TCP?

Because General Civil Aviation requires a medical examination and it is the organization which sets the regulation for training courses. This medical examination cannot be done at any medical centre, only a medical centre approved by Civil Aviation Agency. The list of all centres accredited by DGAC are located at the following website: http://www.fomento.es/mfom/lang_castellano/direcciones_generales/aviacion_civil/personal_vuelo/medicina/default3.htm If someone were considered as unfit in the final medical examination, he/she will not be able to acces the final exam of the Civil Aviation Agency. In case of being considered as temporary unfit, it means you must wait for the deadline stipulated by the DGCA to repeat the examination and wait to be considered fit to take the final exam of the DGAC.

If I do not reach the required height for the course of TCP, May I take this course?

Yes, you can attend the course but you will only be able to apply for a position in companies where a below-average height is required. These companies have normally small planes.

What is the difference between a private course and a course with a subsidy?

the course with a subsidy does not have any costs for the students, nor for the classes neither for the material, and it must meet the requirements indicated by the Administration. Private courses must be fully paid by the students an amount stipulated by the school. All courses offered by Aerojet Center have a subsidy from the Balearic Islands Governemnt and therefore are free to residents of the Balearic Islands. As a result of this grant, our courses last longer than those of private schools because the Government forces us to teach also other subjects during the course and additional material

Aerojet Center provides accommodation to the students?

Our aviation school can help you find accommodation providing a list of the best hostels recommended by our old students while you find better accommodation.

Are the requirements to become a Cabin Crew Member (CCM)?

To become CCM you need to have completed the course successfully and obtained the certificate issued by the Civil Aviation Agency. Your also need to keep a valid medical recognition . In most cases you also need to have an intermediate level of English and be at least 164 centimeters tall for women and 171 for men.