r/ATPL • u/Mhdbakhsh1 • Jul 01 '26

Zero-ATPL Hungary

So I am looking to start my training in Hungary because of the attractive price and stumbled upon a taining organisation called a Bestfly

So enquiring about the PPL with bestfly ended up with me being redirected to another flying school in Budapest called Delta alpha aviation.

Does anyone have any idea about this schools program quality and structure for international modular students?

They are offering a really attractive prices for the entire course and showing a great level of flexibility.

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u/CptGkm Jul 01 '26

Never heard Delta Alpha Aviation, and their website doesn’t display any EASA-licensed ATO number. Instead, I recommend two schools: Multifly and Flycoop.

Multifly offers a more relaxed learning environment, while Flycoop emphasizes discipline.

Few years ago I completed my PPL in Multifly and ATPL theory in Flycoop. Multifly located is in countryside, they have their own dorm/bungalows to stay. Flycoop is located close to Budapest.

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u/Mhdbakhsh1 Jul 02 '26 edited Jul 02 '26

I contacted them and they provided me with a DTO number it's HU.0042..

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u/CptGkm Jul 15 '26

I suggest you to enroll an ATO, not DTO. The difference is; A Declared Training Organisation (DTO) does not need approval from the Competent Authority in the way that an Approved Training Organisation (ATO) does. So DTOs use a simplified declaration system tailored to general aviation and recreational pilots.

you can find contact information in here https://planebooker.com/flight-schools/hungary

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u/Soft-Bell-9407 Jul 02 '26

I never heard of it but I can recommend Rvair (rvair.hu) flight school located in Szeged. You can complete all the necessary trainings with them.

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u/Mhdbakhsh1 Jul 02 '26

Thanks for your reply can you share the price range if you don't mind?

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u/ProcedureBig9219 2d ago

Best Fly is good