
Professional Pilot Program
Embark on a comprehensive flight training program designed to take you from your initial flight to a rewarding aviation career.
Program Details
This all included program encompasses
Private Pilot License (PPL)
Your first step into the world of aviation, this license will allows you to fly with friends and family for fun.
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Your training begins with the Private Pilot Licence. This phase builds your foundation in:
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Aircraft control and handling
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Navigation and cross-country flying
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Air law and Canadian aviation regulations
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Meteorology and flight planning
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Radio communication procedures
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By the end of this stage, you will be licensed to fly as Pilot-in-Command under Visual Flight Rules (VFR).

Night Rating
The second step will expand your privileges and experience by allowing you to fly after sunset.
Training includes:
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Night circuits and landings
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Cross-country flights at night
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Night navigation techniques
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Human factors and visual illusions
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This rating builds confidence and prepares you for commercial-level operations.

Time Building & Experience Development
To qualify for a Commercial Pilot Licence, pilots must accumulate flight experience.
During this stage, students:
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Conduct supervised cross-country flights
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Build Pilot-in-Command (PIC) time
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Refine navigation accuracy
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Strengthen decision-making and situational awareness
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Structured guidance ensures time building is efficient and career-focused.

Commercial Pilot Licence (CPL)
The Commercial Pilot Licence allows you to be paid to fly.
Training focuses on:
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Advanced aircraft handling
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Precision maneuvers and flight test standards
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Complex navigation scenarios
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Commercial-level decision-making
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Emergency and abnormal procedures
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Upon successful completion, you will meet Transport Canada standards to begin your professional flying career.

Optional Advanced Ratings
To increase employability and career progression, students may add:
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Multi-Engine Rating
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Learn to operate twin-engine aircraft, focusing on engine-out procedures and advanced systems management.
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Instrument Rating (Group 1 or Group 3)
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Train to fly in cloud and low-visibility conditions using instrument references. This rating is essential for airline and charter operations.
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Instructor Rating (Optional Career Path)
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Become a certified flight instructor and build flight time while teaching the next generation of pilots.

Training
Time Line
Full-time students may complete the core program in approximately 8 to 18 months, depending on weather, availability, and individual progression.
Part-time pathways are also available.

Program Requirements
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Grade 12 Diploma or equivalent, including English 40S and Math 40S​
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Aviation Language Proficiency of 6 or IELTS score of 6.0 with no band category under 5.5​
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Category 1 Aviation Medical​
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Students must be at least 18 years old to hold a Commercial Pilot License

