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FlightLogger for EASA ATOs

One consistent training record across PPL, CPL, IR, MEP, ATPL, and MCC syllabi — with document expiry tracking and audit-ready compliance built for EASA Part-FCL, not bolted on.

220+ Flight Schools 50+ Countries 4–6 Week Onboarding

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An EASA ATO's biggest audit exposure is the training file — can you produce a specific student's record, current document expiry status across instructors, and syllabus completion status by course, in minutes rather than a night of spreadsheet reconciliation? FlightLogger is the Flight School Operating System built around exactly that question, keeping training records consistent across every course you run, alongside Operations, Safety, Maintenance, Insights, Finance, and Connect in one platform.

Built for EASA ATO compliance and structure

EASA Part-FCL compliance

Automated documentation aligned with EASA Part-FCL requirements, alongside FAA, CASA, ANAC, TCCA, DGCA, GCAA, and CAAP frameworks for ATOs running international students under more than one authority.

Document expiry tracking

Medical certificates, instructor authorisations, and other time-limited documents are tracked with expiry alerting — so lapses get caught before an audit does, not during one.

One record across every course

PPL, CPL, IR, MEP, ATPL, and MCC syllabi all stay consistent in the same system via CBTA-Pro competency-based grading — no separate spreadsheet per course type.

Structured, fast onboarding

A dedicated implementation team runs a published 4–6 week rollout — new ATOs get a working, structured platform quickly instead of a long, open-ended setup.

Multi-authority ready

Running EASA training alongside a UK CAA, FOCA, or other non-EASA base? FlightLogger supports multi-authority operations from one platform rather than one system per regulator.

Full ATO operations, connected

Flight programs, ground school theory, bookings, flight registrations, maintenance, certificate management, and messaging — all in one platform instead of eight disconnected tools.

220+Flight schools

50+Countries

4–6Week onboarding

8Connected pillars

Course types FlightLogger keeps consistent

Whatever combination of courses your ATO runs, they stay on the same training-record system rather than needing separate tools per qualification:

PPL CPL IR MEP Integrated ATPL Modular ATPL APS-MCC

Case Study: Leading Edge Aviation

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Leading Edge Aviation selects FlightLogger

Oxford, United Kingdom — EASA certified training organization

Leading Edge Aviation is a technology-forward ATO based at Oxford, offering a fully integrated ATPL course that takes students from complete beginner through to a fully-qualified ATPL pilot, alongside modular courses including MEP CPL, MEP IR, and combined modular MEP CPL/IR/APS-MCC — with accommodation available for students who need it. The academy's executive team combines more than 200 years of aviation experience, having trained over 19,000 pilots between them, and the school trains using modern glass-cockpit aircraft alongside virtual and mixed-reality training technology.

Location: Oxford, United Kingdom

Status: EASA certified training organization (ATO)

Courses: Integrated ATPL, modular MEP CPL/IR, combined MEP CPL/IR/APS-MCC

Team background: 200+ years combined experience, 19,000+ pilots trained

With FlightLogger, Leading Edge Aviation digitized:

Flight programs and ground school theory.
Bookings and flight registrations.
Maintenance tracking.
Certificate management and document management.
Internal messaging across the organization.

Implementation speed: After deciding to go with FlightLogger, Leading Edge Aviation's account was set up with a two-day onsite training session at their Oxford headquarters — and the ATO was live on the platform in less than a week.

FAQs

Does FlightLogger support EASA Part-FCL compliance?

Yes. FlightLogger automates documentation aligned with EASA Part-FCL requirements, alongside FAA, CASA, ANAC, TCCA, DGCA, GCAA, and CAAP frameworks — useful for ATOs training international students under more than one authority.

Can FlightLogger keep integrated ATPL and modular courses consistent in one system?

Yes. PPL, CPL, IR, MEP, integrated ATPL, and combined modular courses like APS-MCC all run through the same CBTA-Pro competency-based training record, so your training file stays consistent regardless of which course a student is on.

How long does implementation take for an EASA ATO?

FlightLogger publishes a 4–6 week structured onboarding with a dedicated implementation team. Some ATOs move faster — Leading Edge Aviation, for example, went live in under a week after a two-day onsite training session.

Can FlightLogger handle multi-authority operations, like EASA plus UK CAA?

Yes. FlightLogger supports multi-authority operations from a single platform, which matters for ATOs running EASA training alongside a UK CAA, FOCA, or other non-EASA base rather than needing one system per regulator.

Does FlightLogger track document and certificate expiry?

Yes. Medical certificates, instructor authorisations, and other time-limited documents are tracked with expiry alerting, helping ATOs catch lapses before an audit rather than during one. See the glossary for a plain-language breakdown of ATO, Part-FCL, and other EASA training terms.

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