Clark Freeport Zone, Philippines
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One course covers the selection you sit at Alpha Aviation Group Philippines.
Candidate accounts consistently point to ADAPT at Alpha Aviation Group Philippines' cadet selection.
Alpha Aviation Group Philippines publishes nothing about it, so treat it as the likely battery rather than a settled fact.
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Alpha Aviation Group Philippines is the Philippine training platform of UK-headquartered Alpha Aviation Group, operating from Clark Freeport Zone in Pampanga, north of Manila, and today the largest commercial pilot training operation in the country. Approved by the Civil Aviation Authority of the Philippines as both a training and type-rating organisation, it combines ab-initio flight training with jet type-rating capability, including an EASA-certified Level D Airbus A320 full-flight simulator.
Training at Alpha Aviation Group Philippines
Its flagship Airline Pilot Programme is a full-time cadetship taking students from zero experience through a commercial pilot licence with instrument rating and ATPL theory to an Airbus A320 type rating, deliberately matching the profile that Philippine and regional carriers recruit against. The group has worked closely with Philippine Airlines since 2017, when it partnered with the flag carrier on full-flight simulator training at Clark, and reports that the overwhelming majority of its graduates are hired by Philippine carriers, typically within weeks to months of completing the programme.
Admission is run like an airline selection process, with candidates screened through assessments, interviews and medical checks before joining a cadet batch. Because graduates then compete for first officer positions at carriers running their own screening stages, cadets who practise computer-based aptitude and psychometric testing before both the academy's selection and the airline interviews that follow tend to convert their opportunities more reliably.
Where Alpha Aviation Group Philippines trains
Clark Freeport Zone covers both theory and flight.