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Ethiopian Aviation University (EAU) delivers cutting-edge pilot training through its advanced Full Flight Simulator (FFS) and Flight Training Device (FTD) programs, conducted at the state-of-the-art Ethiopian Airlines Flight Operations Training Centre. These simulator programs offer immersive, hands-on experience guided by seasoned instructors, allowing trainees to master complex flight scenarios in a highly realistic environment. This training is central to EAU’s mission of producing skilled, safety-conscious aviation professionals who are fully prepared for the dynamic challenges of commercial flight operations.
Beyond pilot training, EAU also offers comprehensive Flight Operations Supporting Services Training, covering critical operational roles such as flight dispatch, flight planning, aircraft performance analysis, crew scheduling, and airline operations control. These programs are designed to develop the behind-the-scenes experts who keep flights running safely and efficiently. Graduates of these courses are equipped not only with technical knowledge, but also with the operational awareness and decision-making skills required in today’s fast-paced aviation industry.
Acronyms:
CBT: Computer base training
FBS: Fixed base simulator
FFS: Full flight simulator
Q-400 Type Rating Training
It is an advanced flight training program for commercial pilots pursuing a specific Aircraft type rating, offered in both short and long training formats for Captain and First Officer qualification.
CBT, FBS & FFS
Standard training of 31 days; CBT-15 days (available online), and 5 FBS,11FFS, including Check and other skill tests.
Customized training as per customer’s approved training syllabus available upon request.
B 737 Type Rating Training
It is an advanced flight training program for commercial pilots pursuing a specific Aircraft type rating, offered in both short and long training formats for Captain and First Officer qualification.
CBT, FBS & FFS
Standard training of 38-45 days; CBT-15 days (available online), and 6-10 FBS,10-13 FFS, including Check and other skill tests.
Customized training as per customer’s approved training syllabus available upon request.
B 757/767 Type Rating Training
It is an advanced flight training program for commercial pilots pursuing a specific Aircraft type rating, offered in both short and long training formats for Captain and First Officer qualification.
CBT, FBS & FFS
Standard training of 35-43 days; CBT-15 days (available online), and 5-10 FBS,11 FFS, including Check and other skill tests
Customized training as per customer’s approved training syllabus available upon request.
B 777 Type Rating Training
It is an advanced flight training program for commercial pilots pursuing a specific Aircraft type rating, offered in both short and long training formats for Captain and First Officer qualification.
Standard training of 26 days; CBT-11 days (available online), and 5 FBS,8 FFS, including Check and other skill tests
Customized training as per customer’s approved training syllabus available upon request.
B 787 Type Rating Training
It is an advanced flight training program for commercial pilots pursuing a specific Aircraft type rating, offered in both short and long training formats for Captain and First Officer qualification.
Standard training of 27-34 days; CBT-11 days (available online), and 6 -10 FBS,8 FFS, including Check and other skill tests
Customized training as per customer’s approved training syllabus available upon request.
A 350 Type Rating Training
It is an advanced flight training program for commercial pilots pursuing a specific Aircraft type rating, offered in both short and long training formats for Captain and First Officer qualification.
Standard training of 33-40 days; CBT- 21 days (available online), and 6 FBS,13 FFS, including Check and other skill tests
Customized training as per customer’s approved training syllabus available upon request.
Simulator Recurrent Training is a scheduled, periodic training program conducted in a full flight simulator to ensure pilots maintain proficiency, comply with regulatory requirements, and stay prepared for both normal and emergency procedures. It typically includes scenario-based training, handling of abnormal and emergency situations, and performance evaluations. Recurrent training is essential for renewing certifications and reinforces safety, operational standards, and crew coordination skills.
Q400/B777/737NG/MAX/B767/B757/B787/A350
FFS
2- days
Extended-range Twin-engine Operational Performance Standards (ETOPS)
This is a specialty course for pilots, focused on handling ETOPS-specific scenarios such as engine failure, fuel diversion, and long-range emergency planning. Simulators are used to practice ETOPS diversion procedures and decision-making in remote areas.
CBT
3 - hours
Reduced Vertical Separation Minimum (RVSM)
Simulator sessions include RVSM airspace operations, focusing on maintaining accurate altitudes, use of autopilot, altimeter cross-checks, and dealing with system failures that would disqualify RVSM compliance.
CBT
3 - hours
Minimum Navigation Performance Specification (MNPS)
Simulators help train for MNPS navigation procedures such as oceanic clearance, position reporting, and use of long-range navigation systems like GPS and INS. Pilots also practice handling deviations or loss of navigation accuracy in oceanic airspace.
CBT
3 - hours
Low Visibility
refers to weather conditions in which a pilot’s external visual references are significantly reduced—typically due to fog, heavy rain, snow, smoke, or mist. These conditions affect both take-off and landing operations and are a critical focus in simulator training and airline operational planning.
CBT
2 - hours
Upset Prevention and Recovery Training (UPRT)
a mandatory and essential part of modern pilot training that prepares flight crew to recognize, avoid, and recover from unexpected aircraft attitudes—commonly referred to as "aircraft upsets."
Synthetic Flight Instructor (SFI)
SFIs are primarily responsible for teaching and evaluating pilots on simulators, which replicate the behaviour and systems of real aircraft in a controlled environment.
Class room & FFS
Demand driven
Type Rating Instructor (TRI)
TRIs are involved in type rating training, which includes both ground school and flight training on a specific aircraft.
Class room & FFS
Demand driven
Safety, Security, CRM and other regulatory body required courses
Aviation training courses in Safety, Security, CRM (Crew Resource Management), and regulatory requirements ensure flight crews are prepared for all operational challenges, often utilizing flight simulators for practical exercises. Safety courses cover emergency procedures, fire safety, first aid, and survival skills, while Security training addresses threat management and hijacking prevention. CRM focuses on improving communication and teamwork, and regulatory courses ensure compliance with aviation standards, including fatigue management and dangerous goods handling. Simulators provide realistic training, allowing crews to practice emergency scenarios and enhance operational readiness safely.
Class room
Demand driven
Commercial Pilot License (CPL) training program at Ethiopian Aviation University (EAU) is designed to train students to fly aircraft for commercial purposes, such as transporting passengers, cargo, or conducting specialized operations.
School of Marketing (SOM) training program at Ethiopian Aviation University (EAU) offers a comprehensive curriculum designed to equip students with the essential skills needed to thrive in various sectors of the aviation industry
Aircraft Maintenance Technician (AMT) training program at Ethiopian Aviation University (EAU) is designed to provide students with the essential knowledge and skills required to ensure the safety, functionality, and efficiency of aircraft.
Cabin Crew training program at Ethiopian Aviation University (EAU) trains students to ensure passenger safety, comfort, and well-being during flights
Aircraft Emergency Landing and Evacuation Procedures Training For Cabin crew
ICAO English Language Proficiency Interlocutor/Rater Initial Training
Aircraft systems troubleshooting
Radiotelephony communication for pilots
Weight and Balance for wide body aircraft(B767,B777,B787 &A350)
Aviation English for Aircraft maintenance technicians
Ethiopian Aviation University (EAU) delivers cutting-edge pilot training through its advanced Full Flight Simulator (FFS) and Flight Training Device (FTD) programs, conducted at the state-of-the-art Ethiopian Airlines Flight Operations Training Centre.
Our Airline Call Centre and Ticket Agent Diploma program is designed to equip you with the essential skills for a dynamic career in the aviation industry.
Ethiopian Aviation University
The Ethiopian Aviation University (EAU) is a leading aviation education and training’ institution with 68 years of experience in producing top-notch aviation professionals. EAU offers high-quality education and training in various fields of aviation. Recognized as an ICAO-designated Regional Training Center of Excellence, an EASA-approved Maintenance Training Organization, an IATA Authorized Training Center, and an Ethiopian Civil Aviation Authority Approved Training Organization, EAU has all the resources you need to succeed.
Our diverse and experienced faculty, state-of-the-art facilities, and strong industry partnerships will prepare you for a successful career.
Join us at the Ethiopian Aviation University and let your aviation dreams take flight!
EAU Program offerings
EAU offers a range of programs at different levels, from diplomas and certificates to bachelor’s and master’s degrees. Some of our popular programs include:
| Bachelor’s and master’s degrees | Aviation professional and Diploma |
| Master of Science in Data Sciences | Pilot Training, |
| Master of Business Administration Management (MBAAM) | Aviation Maintenance Training |
| Bachelor’s in Aviation Management and Operations (BAM) | Cabin Crew |
| Bachelor of Science in Aircraft Maintenance Engineering (BAME) | Commercial Training |
| Bachelor of Science in Aeronautical Engineering (BAE) | |
| BA in Tourism and Hospitality Management |
Program detail https://eau.edu.et/programs
Application Steps
You can easily start your application process by visiting our website and apply online. To complete your application, you will need to fill out a form, upload your academic credentials and other necessary documents, and make the required application fee payment. Depending on the program you choose, you may also be asked to undergo an entrance exam or an interview. Simply click on " Admission" and then proceed to the "Apply Online" section to get started.
Admission requirements
The admission requirements vary depending on the program you choose. However, some general requirements include:
Process for international students residency visa
EAU provides student residency visas for international students. An EAU representative will send an invitation letter after admission requirements are met and will facilitate visa on arrival with a valid passport copy. The process takes at least 10 working days. To process, EAU sales representatives will provide a letter, a Police Clearance Certificate, and a Personal History Form. Visa and security pass processes will be facilitated after payment is received. For more information, contact etauinfo@ethiopianairlines.com. The visa fee and related costs are to be covered by the student.
Tuition Fee
Tuition fees vary based on your chosen program. For degree programs, the cost is USD 165 per credit hour for international students, USD 95 per credit hour for the Engineering program, and USD 85 per credit hour for the Bachelor’s in Aviation Management and Operations (BAM) and the BA in Tourism and Hospitality Management for Ethiopian nationals. For more details, see the Fees and Payments section. Additionally, you may need to cover expenses such as books, supplies, accommodation, transportation, insurance, and application fees, which amount to 400 ETB for Ethiopian students and 50 USD for international students.
Accommodation at EAU
EAU provides shared dormitories (accommodating two trainees in each room) along with a wide array of amenities. The dormitories are conveniently located within the university campus, just a short walk from the academic and administrative buildings.
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Career prospects for graduates
Graduates from our programs enjoy a wide range of career prospects. They can pursue opportunities in various sectors, including aircraft manufacturers, aviation management, engineering, tourism, and hospitality. Many find positions in airlines, airports, and related industries, while others may work in logistics, travel agencies, or government organizations. Our strong industry connections and practical training ensure that graduates are well-prepared to meet the demands of the job market.
