• + If you are a foreign pilot who wants to fly for pay or reward in Canada, you must hold a valid Canadian commercial or airline transport pilot licence.
• + For pilots looking to not only convert their foreign licence to Canadian Licence, but are looking for advanced Canadian aviation education to become a professional Airline Pilot.
• + The academic portion includes an expanded look into the aviation industry in Canada which is crucial for candidates looking for Career as Airline Pilot.

• + Minimum 17 years of age (passport or other government issued ID as proof).
• + ICAO Foreign Licence.
• + Grade 10 and 12/ high school diploma.
• + High school diploma from a system in which English is the official language, or IELTS 6.0 or Equivalent.

• + Airport operations.
• + Safety management system.
• + Occupational health and safety.
• + Introduction to airline industry.
• + Ground Handling.
• + Airport security.
• + Elementary maintenance.
• + Airport emergency management.
• + Aviation employment strategies.
• + Survival skills.
• + Multi-crew.
• + CRM
• + Licence conversion.
• + Ground Briefings.

• + The course for the Commercial Pilot Advanced Aviation Diploma (CPAAD) students are expected to complete approximately 560 hours to successfully complete this program.

Upon successful completion of this program students receive

• + Diploma from Insignia College.
• + Commercial Pilot License from Transport Canada after meeting CARS requirements.

• + CAD$27,950

• + Divided into Ground school and Flight Training.
• + Ground school will furnish you with the required background knowledge and understandings to successfully challenge the Transport Canada written examination.
• + Flight instruction and solo practice will provide you with the skills required to succeed at the flight test.

• + Minimum 17 years of age (passport or other government issued ID as proof).
• + To get admission in this Commercial Pilot License Program the candidate must hold a valid Private Pilot License.
• + High school diploma from a system in which English is the official language, or IELTS 6.0 or Equivalent.

Ground School

• + Aerodynamics and Theory of Flight.
• + Airframes, Aircraft Engines and Systems.
• + Air Regulations and Licensing.
• + Pilot Decision Making (PDM) and Human Factors。
• + Aviation Meteorology.
• + Aviation Navigation.
• + Radio Navigation, Electronic Theory and Trip Planning.
• + Flight Instruments and Operations.

Flight training is separated into dual instruction and solo practice. A minimum of 200 hours of flight time is required, of which a minimum of 100 hours shall be pilot-in-command time with 20 hours cross-country pilot-in-command time.

The Commercial Pilot License program takes 12 months of flight training to finish the Transport Canada requirements.

Upon successful completion of this program students receive

• + Commercial Pilot License from Transport Canada after meeting CARS requirements.

• + January.
• + May.
• + September.

• + CAD$41,872.

• + Divided into Ground school and Flight Training.
• + Ground school will furnish you with the required background knowledge and understandings to successfully challenge the Transport Canada written examination.
• + Flight instruction and solo practice will provide you with the skills required to succeed at the flight test.

• + Minimum 17 years of age (passport or other government issued ID as proof).
• + High school diploma from a system in which English is the official language, or IELTS 6.0 or Equivalent.

Ground school

• + Aerodynamics and Theory of Flight).
• + Airframes, Aircraft Engines and Systems.
• + Air Regulations and Licensing.
• + Pilot Decision Making (PDM) and Human Factors.
• + Aviation Meteorology.
• + Aviation Navigation.
• + Radio Navigation, Electronic Theory and Trip Planning.
• + Flight Instruments and Operations.
• + Aviation Professionalism and Employability.
• + Final Review and Career Search.

Flight training is separated into dual instruction and solo practice. A minimum of 45 hours of flight training is required.

Training is at the student's pace and convenience and can start any time. On average students take up to 10 to 12 Months to complete PPL (2-3 lessons a week).

Upon successful completion of this program students receive.

• + Private Pilot License from Transport Canada after meeting CARS requirements.

• + January.
• + May.
• + September.

Upon successful completion of this program students receive.

• + Private Pilot License from Transport Canada after meeting CARS requirements.

• + CAD$15,238

• + Divided into Ground school and Flight Training.
• + Ground school will furnish you with the required background knowledge and understandings to successfully challenge the Transport Canada written examination.
• + Flight instruction and solo practice will provide you with the skills required to succeed at the flight test.

• + Valid Class 1 Aviation Medical.
• + A valid Commercial or Airline Transport Pilot License.

Flight Instructor Theory

• + being a flight instructor.
• + the learning process.
• + the principles of learning.
• + oral questioning techniques.
• + instructional techniques.
• + the individual student.
• + fault analysis.
• + preparatory instruction.
• + pre-flight briefings.
• + class presentations and training aids.
• + planning a flight lesson.
• + preparing for and teaching the exercises included in the private pilot syllabus.
• + teaching instrument flying.
• + instructor privileges.
• + flight training administration.

Flight training

• + A minimum of 30 Dual hours of flight training required.

The course will take 17 weeks to finish the endorsement.

Upon successful completion of this program students receive

• + Flight Instructor Rating from Transport Canada after meeting CARS requirements.

• + CAD$11,749.