The Royal Aero Para Club of Spa ASBL permanently has the human resources (4 flight instructors and 5 ground instructors) and material resources (7 planes, 3 of which are dedicated to training) which make it possible to ensure the education and training of student pilots.

The teaching provided leads to the obtaining of the private pilot's license regulated by the very official European provisions of the aeronautical authority (Part-FCL) and the school is recognized as a Declared Training Organization (DTO) under the reference BE. DTO.118 for theoretical and practical training leading to the PPL licence with the SEP(Land) rating and the optional night VFR rating.

Skywings Flight Training is a flight academy based in Belgium, with its headquarters in Antwerp and additional facilities at Brussels Airport. The academy specializes in training future airline pilots and is a partner school of the European Flight Academy, part of the Lufthansa Group. It offers a focused curriculum designed to prepare cadets for careers in commercial aviation through immersive training experiences. The academy provides several programs, including the MPL Cadet Program, which integrates theory and practical flight hours to meet airline standards. It also offers ATPL Theory Training, covering essential subjects like aerodynamics and navigation, and prepares students for EASA licensing exams. Skywings operates a modern fleet of training aircraft, including Diamond Aircraft DA42 models, and utilizes advanced simulators for high-fidelity training. Skywings emphasizes quality training with a limited number of students each year, ensuring personalized instruction from experienced instructors who are current or former airline pilots. The academy aims to secure airline roles for its graduates, reflecting its commitment to producing skilled pilots ready for immediate employment in the aviation industry.

Ostend Air College (OAC), situated at Ostend–Bruges International Airport (EBOS) in Belgium, has been shaping skilled aviation professionals since its inception in 1996. As Belgium’s first Approved Training Organisation (ATO) under EASA regulations (BE/ATO-001), the college stands as a premier aviation training institution with a track record of producing 500+ professional pilots by early 2022. 

OAC’s training spectrum is comprehensive and designed to cater to different ambitions:

• Integrated Airline Transport Pilot Licence (ATPL): A fast-track course that combines flight and ground training—equipping students for careers as commercial pilots and first officers.

• Modular Training Options: Flexible pathways including PPL, CPL, Instrument Rating (IR), Multi-Engine Rating (ME), Flight Instructor training, night rating, and type ratings.

• Simulator Training: On-site DA42 simulator to smooth transitions into flight operations.

• Competency-Based Training: Blends technical knowledge, skills, and pilot attitudes in a student-centered, real-world training model.

ASL Academy operates two distinct branches: one in Belgium and another in the USA. The Belgian ASL Academy, established in 2011 and based in Hasselt, specializes in teaching aircraft and boat operations. It operates under the commercial name Cirrus-One and is part of the ASL Group, which provides private jet services across Europe. The Academy focuses on delivering specialized training to clients in the aviation and maritime sectors, ensuring safety and efficiency in operations.