Aerobatic Rating (FCL.800) Training on an Extra 300L
akrobacja.com runs aerobatic training under the Declared Training Organisation (DTO) of Aeroklub Radomski, on our own Extra 300L registered SP-EKS. Your instructor is Maciej Kulaszewski, FAI Intermediate World Champion 2022, FI(A), 4,000+ flight hours including 3,000+ on Extra aircraft. Instruction is available in English.
From 23,575 PLN net. Final quote issued after qualification.
Who this course is for
The EASA aerobatic rating (Part-FCL, FCL.800) allows you to fly aerobatic manoeuvres as pilot in command. It is a one-off rating: once entered in your licence it does not expire and needs no revalidation. Pilots typically come to us for one of three reasons. They want to learn aerobatic manoeuvres with an instructor, they want to compete, or they want the airmanship that comes from knowing exactly how an aeroplane behaves outside normal attitudes.
Prerequisites
- Valid PPL(A) licence or higher.
- 40 hours PIC after licence issue under our school admission policy. The current FCL.800 legal minimum is 30 hours PIC on aeroplanes or TMG.
- Valid aeromedical certificate.
- Weight up to 110 kg and height up to approximately 195 cm, within aircraft and parachute limits.
Licences issued by any EASA member state are accepted. If you hold a non-EASA licence, contact us first. The path to a rating entry differs and we will explain the requirements for your licence.
Training programme
Ground school of approximately 5 hours ends with a knowledge test. Flight training is a minimum of 5 hours, delivered across 16–20 flights, each with a briefing and a debriefing. The training programme document, with exercises, operating limits and assessment criteria, is provided to candidates on request.
Course at a glance
| Price | From 23,575 PLN net. Final quote after qualification. |
|---|---|
| Organisation | DTO of Aeroklub Radomski |
| Instructor | Maciej Kulaszewski, FI(A), FAI Intermediate World Champion 2022 |
| Aircraft | Extra 300L SP-EKS, two-seat tandem, emergency parachutes for both crew |
| Base | Radom-Piastów airfield (EPRP), 100 km from Warsaw |
| Theory | approx. 5 hours plus knowledge test |
| Flying | minimum 5 hours, delivered in 16–20 flights |
| Duration | approx. 8 days intensive, or 1–2 months at weekends |
| Season | April to October |
| Language | English or Polish |
Completion
- Final check including a solo demonstration of an aerobatic sequence, flown within the DTO and included in the course price.
- Certificate of course completion issued by the DTO.
- Entry of the FCL.800 rating into your licence by the competent authority (in Poland, the Civil Aviation Authority, ULC; the administrative fee is payable to ULC).
- The rating has no expiry date.
Your instructor
Maciej Kulaszewski is FAI Intermediate World Champion 2022, Polish National Champion 2026 in the Advanced class and winner of the 2026 Polish Cup, both titles flown on the same SP-EKS you will train on. Multiple Polish champion, five-time UK champion and German champion, FI(A), 4,000+ hours total with 3,000+ on Extra aircraft. His students have taken the Polish Intermediate championship in 2026 and 2025, and the UK Intermediate championship in 2022.
Also available
- Aircraft rental: Extra 300L SP-EKS with instructor, fuel included: rates and packages.
- Aerobatic flights without a licence: introductory flights from 2,222 PLN: see packages.
Frequently asked questions
Where can I get an aerobatic rating in Poland?
akrobacja.com runs EASA aerobatic rating (FCL.800) training at Radom-Piastow airfield (EPRP), about 100 km south of Warsaw, under the Declared Training Organisation of Aeroklub Radomski, on an Extra 300L registered SP-EKS.
What are the prerequisites for the FCL.800 aerobatic rating?
Our school requires a valid PPL(A) or higher, 40 hours PIC after licence issue and a valid aeromedical certificate. The current FCL.800 legal minimum is 30 hours PIC; 40 hours is our admission policy.
How much does the aerobatic rating course cost?
From 23,575 PLN net. The final quote is issued after candidate qualification, because it depends on experience and the number of additional flights required.
How long does the aerobatic course take?
About 8 days in intensive mode with favourable weather, or one to two months flying at weekends.
Which aircraft is used for the training?
An Extra 300L registered SP-EKS, a two-seat tandem aerobatic aeroplane with emergency parachutes for both crew members, owned by the operator and permanently based at Radom-Piastow.
Is the aerobatic rating valid indefinitely?
Yes. The aerobatic rating is issued without an expiry date and does not require revalidation.
Can I train in English?
Yes. Theory briefings, in-flight instruction and debriefings are available in English.
Ask about the course
Maciej Kulaszewski · +48 739 158 131 · WhatsApp · info@akrobacja.com
You can submit a qualification request online after signing in at akrobacja.com/konto. The Polish-language programme document is at /program-szkolenia-akrobacja-fcl800.