Beirut, Lebanon

Training Facilities

Our Lebanese headquarters is located in Dbayeh, Mount Lebanon, where we run our ground school in the heart of modern Lebanon, close to student accommodations and services. Flight training takes place at Beirut International Airport. Our academy offers:

• The only EASA approved pilot pathway program in the Middle East
• Foundation level aviation theory training
• Hands-on simulator flight training
• A modern fleet of airplanes
• Large, purpose built classrooms
• State-of-the-art hangars
• Computer labs and study areas
• Student breakout areas, including common room and kitchen facilities
• A fantastic team of dedicated and experienced trainers and student support staff
• Career and training advice
• A convenient and central location with a vibrant and friendly atmosphere

Fleet and Simulators

We operate a modern fleet of Tecnam and Cessna aircraft, giving students hands-on experience with today’s aviation technology and a variety of aircraft types. These aircraft offer different flying characteristics and systems, allowing trainees to develop versatile piloting skills.

FlyIAA Global has committed to a fleet renewal to match high-level training standards with the introduction of next-generation aircraft including the Diamond DA40, DA42 NG, and the innovative Elixir aircraft.

This evolving fleet provides students with deeper insights into modern flying practices, ensuring they are fully prepared to operate a wide range of aircraft throughout their careers.

Training Provided

• Initial & Advanced Flight Training

About Beirut Rafic Hariri International Airport

The Beirut Rafic Hariri International Airport is currently the only operational commercial airport in Lebanon. It is located approximately 9 km from the city centre and is the main point of entry into Lebanon along with the Beirut Port. The airport consists of:

• A 3,250 m (10,663 ft) long runway
• A 3,395 m (11,138 ft) long runway which protrudes out into the sea at an angle
• A 3,800 m (12,467 ft) long runway which is currently the longest runway in the airport
• A taxiway of 3,180 m (10,433 ft) is also available

Things to do

Beirut was named top place to visit by The New York Times in 2009 and one of the 10 liveliest cities in the world by Lonely Planet in that same year. Beirut's culture has evolved under the influence of many different civilisations, namely the Greeks, Romans, Arabs, Ottoman Turks, and French. The country has always welcomed visitors from all over the world and caters to them with the best food, culture and entertainment. There are many beautiful places to visit such as Zaitunay Bay, Pigeon Rocks, Beirut Souks, Beirut and Sursock Museums, and Hamra Street, to name but a few.

Accommodation

Our staff is dedicated to assisting you with recommendations and guidance to help you find the perfect accommodation near your training base location.