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Commercial Pilot License

Turn Your Passion into a Profession

If you're dreaming of flying for a living , whether as an airline pilot, charter pilot, bush pilot, or flight instructor, the Commercial Pilot License (CPL) is the next major step after earning your Private Pilot License (PPL). The CPL allows you to fly aircraft for hire, meaning you can be paid to do what you love.

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Why Get a Commercial Pilot License?


Start a Career in Aviation:
A CPL is required for almost any job as a professional pilot in Canada, including airline training programs, medevac, aerial survey, firefighting, and flight instruction.

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Sharpen Your Skills:
Commercial pilot training focuses on advanced flight techniques, precision flying, and professional-level decision-making. It builds your confidence, situational awareness, and overall airmanship.

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Access More Opportunities:
With a CPL, you can fly passengers, cargo, or perform specialized operations , expanding your career options across Canada and internationally.

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Step Toward Airline Transport Pilot License (ATPL):
The CPL is a key milestone on the way to the ATPL, which is required to captain large commercial aircraft.
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Private Pilot License 

  • Must hold a valid PPL 

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Age Requirement

  • Must be at least 18 years of age at time of completion 

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Medical Requirement

  • Must hold a category 1 aviation medical

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Language Requirements

  • ALPD of a minimum of 5 or IELTS score of 6.0 with no band under 5.5

Open Enrollment

Start when you want and work at your own   pace. Full time and part time options are available.

Commercial Airport

Train on a 6000 foot long runway and mingle with the local, regional and national pilots arriving at BFC!

All - Season Training

All season flight training!  The four contrasting seasons allow pilots to get experience flying in various weather conditions.

Job Opportunities

Be ready to launch your career! Pilots are on the in demand occupation list in Manitoba, meaning no shortage of job prospects.

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