Night Rating 

Successful completion of this course will qualify the candidate for the issuance of the Night Rating issued by Transport Canada. The Night Rating will enable the candidate to fly at night.  Air Operators may only fly passengers at night using multi-engine helicopters.

This course includes advanced emergency procedures which include night autorotation's to touch-down.

Prerequisites

The candidate must hold a private or commercial pilot licence.

Requirements

The candidate must have 10 hours instrument experience and 10 hours night training of which 5 hours must be solo (including 10 takeoffs and landings) and 5 hours must be dual instruction (including 2 hours night cross country).  

Candidates who hold a night rating on their fixed-wing licence need only complete 5 hours of instruction, including at least 2 hours dual night training and 1 hour solo night training. 

Note: Most candidates who hold a CPL-H will have completed the 10-hour instrument training requirement during their commercial training. 

Cost

• 10 hours fight training (@ $325 hr. using the client's helicopter): $3,250
• Ground school: $300
• Study materials included 

Plus tax, cost of travel, accommodation and meals if completed away from our base of operation.