Fly Level
Corporate brand
UnclaimedRomanian EASA-approved aviation training organization and aircraft/parts distributor offering pilot, cabin crew, air traffic controller and technician courses.
Last updated September 26, 2026
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Overview
Fly Level is a private Romanian aviation company whose main activity is an aviation training centre, complemented by the distribution of aviation goods. It was founded in February 2003 and is headquartered in the Bucharest area, with its mail office in Otopeni, Romania. The company describes itself as certified by the Romanian Civil Aeronautical Authority as an Approved Training Organization, delivering training in accordance with ICAO and European Commission standards. It also states that it has additional EASA-approved training facilities in Sharjah, UAE (Pier ATO) and London, UK (Quadrant ATO). Fly Level offers a broad portfolio of courses for pilots, cabin crew, air traffic controllers, airport service personnel and aviation technicians. Pilot training ranges from private pilot licence (PPL) and commercial pilot licence (CPL) through to frozen ATPL, instrument rating, multi-crew cooperation and type ratings. Cabin crew training includes initial safety and emergency procedures as well as type conversion programmes for aircraft such as the Fokker 70/100, SAAB 2000, Boeing 737, Airbus A320 and ATR 42/72. For air traffic controllers, the school provides basic and rating training, on-the-job training instructor courses and refresher training. It also offers aviation English and radiotelephone operator courses. Beyond training, Fly Level acts as an official representative or dealer for several aircraft and engine manufacturers in Romania, including Piaggio, Piper, Comco Ikarus, Evektor and Rotax engines, and is a certified distributor for parts makers such as Lycoming, Continental and Rotax. The company has also operated a small fleet of aircraft and helicopters and owns two hangars in Romania, at Clinceni and Ploiesti-West airfields. Fly Level has expanded its geographic reach over time. According to its Russian Wikipedia entry, it has representative offices in Linz, Austria and Chisinau, Moldova, and it has run training centres in Bucharest, Linz and Chisinau. Its official website also mentions EASA-approved training facilities in Sharjah and London. The company has participated in civil aviation days and small aviation exhibitions in Romania and Moldova, and has recruited cabin crew for airlines such as SaudiGulf Airlines. Fly Level positions itself as a leading European aviation training centre, aiming to produce responsible and safe aviation professionals who perform above and beyond industry standards. Its stated core values include transparency and dedication. As a private company, it is not listed on a stock exchange.
History
Fly Level was founded in February 2003 as an aviation training centre in Romania. In December 2012 it became the first private aviation training centre certified by the Romanian Civil Aeronautical Authority under Commission Regulation 805/2011. This certification allowed it to train air traffic controllers to European standards. Over the years, Fly Level expanded its course portfolio and geographic presence. According to its Russian Wikipedia entry, it established training centres in Bucharest (Romania), Linz (Austria) and Chisinau (Moldova), and representative offices in Linz and Chisinau. Its official website states that its mail office is in Otopeni, Romania, with additional EASA-approved training facilities in Sharjah, UAE (Pier ATO) and London, UK (Quadrant ATO). The company also diversified into aviation goods distribution, becoming an official representative for Piaggio and Piper in Romania, an official dealer for Comco Ikarus, Evektor and Rotax engines, and a certified distributor for parts manufacturers Lycoming, Continental and Rotax. It operated a small fleet of five aircraft and two helicopters and owned two hangars in Romania, at Clinceni and Ploiesti-West airfields. Fly Level has participated in civil aviation events in Romania and Moldova, including civil aviation days at Chisinau International Airport and Bucharest's Aurel Vlaicu International Airport, and small aviation exhibitions. It has also recruited cabin crew for airlines such as SaudiGulf Airlines, as announced on its website. As of the latest available information, Fly Level continues to operate as a private aviation training organization and distributor, with a vision to become a leading European aviation training centre.
Fly Level founded as an aviation training centre in Romania.
Becomes the first private aviation training centre certified by the Romanian Civil Aeronautical Authority under Commission Regulation 805/2011.
Announces a new Cabin Crew Course starting 30.03.2015.
Announces a new Aviation Medical Examiner (AME) course.
Initial Cabin Crew Training course held on October 10, 2016.
Products and positioning
Leading European aviation training centre producing responsible and safe aviation professionals who perform above and beyond industry standards.
PPL(A) – Private Pilot Licence
CPL(A) – Commercial Pilot Licence
ATPL(A) – Airline Transport Pilot Licence (Frozen)
IR(A) – Instrument Rating
MCC – Multi Crew Cooperation
Type Rating R44
Type Rating PA31/42
Cabin Crew Initial Safety and Emergency Procedures
Cabin Crew Type Conversion: Fokker 70/100, SAAB 2000, Boeing 737, Airbus A320, ATR 42/72
Air Traffic Controller Basic Training
ATC Rating Training – Aerodrome Control Instrumental
ATC Rating Training – Approach Control Procedural
ATC Rating Training – Approach Control Surveillance
ATC Rating Training – Area Control Procedural
ATC Rating Training – Area Control Surveillance
On-the-job Training Instructors
Refresher Training for the OJTI
Aeronautical Information Service Introductory Course
Human Factors in Air Traffic Services
Safety Oversight of ANSP
Safety Management System Course
Tower and Radar Simulator
Aviation English
Radiotelephone Operator's Certificate
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