In order to obtain an equivalent Canadian PPL-
Holders of an FAA CPL-
ATPL-
We recommend that ATPL-
It is recommended that candidates complete a self-
We are able to provide flight tests for the issue of the PPL-
The “Enrolment“ page will guide you in starting your training program and provide you with a list of ground school supplies required for the course.
Medical Prerequisites
It is recommended that the candidate obtain a Canadian Medical Certificate prior to arriving in Canada to avoid any delays in receiving your medical after you arrive.
You will require a Category 3 Medical certificate for a Private Pilot Licence and a Category 1 Medical Certificate for a Commercial Pilot Licence and Airline Transport Pilot Licence. Be sure to tell your Medical Examiner what category you require. You will have to arrange for an electro-
Medical Examiners in Your Area
Please call Transport Canada at 1-
Click to find your local Designated Medical Examiner.
Studying in Canada
Typically, you will not need a Study Visa to take any of our courses since they are less than 6 months in duration. You will require a passport to enter Canada. Visitors from some countries may need a Temporary Resident Visa to enter Canada. For more information, please go the Citizenship and Immigration Canada Web site at:
Click here to visit Citizenship and Immigration Web site.
Training Syllabus
Experience has shown that it will take about 4 hours or preparatory flight instruction to prepare the candidate for the Transport Canada flight test or rating applied for plus 1 -
Note:
Candidates must complete a minimum of 4 hours of dual flight instruction in our aircraft prior to using our aircraft for a flight test. If a candidate does not hold a R44 type rating we will include the type rating training during the preparatory instruction for the flight test.
Costs
The 5 hours may be completed on the S-
R44: $795 per hour
Flight test fee: $500
Written exam, licensing fee and English competency test: $285
Study material for self study program: $500