Nigeria - Country Requirements
Are you an aspiring pilot from Nigeria?
Spartan College of Aeronautics and Technology, based in Tulsa, Oklahoma, has been at the forefront of pilot training since 1928. With a legacy of training over 100,000 pilots and technicians from the United States and more than 40 other countries, our aviation flight program offers a unique blend of tradition and innovation. For students from Nigeria, this is an opportunity to train for a career as a pilot in a program shaped by nearly a century of aviation expertise.
Country Requirements:
- Be at least 18 years old.
- Have a high school diploma or equivalency.
- Be able to obtain an FAA medical certificate.
- Must be proficient in English.
- Hold a valid passport with at least 6 months before expiration.
- You will need to apply for and receive an M1 visa.
- Must be available to be a full-time student 5 days per week.
Nigerian CAA Pilot Conversion Process:
Once Nigerian students complete their FAA pilot training, they will need to officially convert their licenses to meet the requirements of the Nigerian Civil Aviation Authority.
At Spartan College:
- Minimum 150 flight hours
- 70 hours PIC
- 20 hours cross country, of which 1 must be 300nm or greater with two landing
- 10 hours Dual instrument training
- 5 hours night with 5 take-off and landing
Once back in Nigeria, contact the CAA to finalize the conversion.
List of Nigerian Airlines:
- Air Peace
- Allied Air
- Arik Air
- Dana Air
- Dornier Aviation Nigeria
- Max Air
- Overland Airways
Interested in becoming a Spartan International Student?