Up where you belong

Becoming a pilot takes more than flight hours. It takes the right foundation. Greybird is the pilot academy that builds your skills, your judgment and your confidence from day one.

Join *200+* aspiring pilots at Greybird. Train at 6 bases across 4 countries – close to where you already live. The path to the cockpit is shorter than you think. Your seat is waiting

A pilot academy that shapes the complete pilot

Greybird was created by pilots with a clear view of what good training requires. Our commercial pilot training is built on the conviction that training, attitude, and thoroughness shape better pilots than talent alone.

A flight school close to you

Most of your theory lessons take place at your local base, close to where you live. Flight training takes place from selected bases with the right conditions and facilities. That way, your training fits around your everyday life.

Get answers to the essentials before you decide

Choosing a pilot training programme is a big decision, and it is only natural to want the basics in place first. Here are the answers to the questions we hear most often from future pilots.

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How do I choose the right flight school?

The right flight school is the one where you feel confident about the training, the people, and the plan laid out for you. Research several schools, attend information meetings, and ask about the structure of the training, the instructors and what former students are doing today.

02

How much does the pilot training at Greybird cost?

The integrated pilot training at Greybird Pilot Academy costs EUR 105,000 (2026) including all flight hours, theory, materials, an iPad and landing fees. You pay in modules as you progress, and the price is locked from day 1. Danish students receive the SU state grant at the enhanced rate.

03

Do I need experience to start?

No. You start from zero and need no prior flying experience. You must have completed lower secondary school (9th grade), be able to communicate in English, and hold a valid Class 1 Medical before you start.

04

How do I get admitted?

The first step is an information meeting. After that, you sign up for an admission test consisting of a math test, a logic test, a personality test, and an interview. This is to make sure the training is the right match for you.

05

Can I get a job as a pilot afterwards?

Our graduates are employed at airlines such as SAS, Norwegian, Ryanair, and Atlantic Airways. We cannot guarantee you a job, but from day one we train you to be the candidate airlines are actually looking for.