Program of Study

Your Privileges

• Fly as a pilot-in-command any single engine non high performance aircraft (4 seaters max) with one passenger in Canada.
• Operate under day VFR only.
• Can upgrade to a PPL easily.

Requirements

• Must be at least 16 years old
• Successfully completed a medical exam

Transport Canada Minimum:

• 15 hours dual instruction, including a minimum of 2 hours cross-country 5 hours solo flight time build up 5 hours
• Successfully completed a Transport Canada written examination
• Successfully completed a flight test with an approved Transport Canada examiner

Your privileges

Requirements

• Must be at least 17 years old
• Successfully completed a medical exam with an approved Transport Canada medical examiner

Transport Canada Minimum

• 17 hours dual instruction, including a minimum of 3 hours cross-country and 5 hours instrument time
• 12 hours solo flight time including a minimum of 5 cross-country hours build up 16 hours
• 40 hours ground school
• Successfully completed a Transport Canada written examination
• Successfully completed a flight test with an approved Transport Canada examiner

Your privileges

• Fly VFR at night time

Requirements

• Hold a PPL(A)

Transport Canada Minimum

10 hours of flight time including a minimum of:
• 5 hours dual time, including 2 hours of cross-country flight time
• 5 hours solo time, including 10 takeoffs, circuits and landing
And
• 10 hours instrument flight time

Your Privileges

• Fly during IFR conditions

Requirements

An Instrument Rating is issued for aircraft in one of the following groups:
• Group 1 — Multi-engine
• Group 2 — Multi-engine Center line thrust
• Group 3 — Single Engine
• Group 4 — Helicopter
Before commencing flight training for the Instrument Rating, an applicant must hold a Private or Commercial Pilot Licence
• An applicant must successfully complete a Transport Canada written exam
• An applicant must successfully complete a flight test with a designated Transport Canada examiner
• An applicant must complete a minimum of 40 hours instrument flight training, of which 20 hours can be completed in an approved flight simulator

Your Privileges

• Fly any aircraft that has two ore more engines

Requirements

• A Private or Commercial licence is required.
• Depending on the amount of flying experience the student has, an average of 8 to 15 hours is spent working on this rating.

Module I

1. Maths and Physics
2. Weight and Balance
3. Human Performance
4. Meteorology
5. Principles of Flight
6. Communications

Module II

1. Air Law
2. Flight Planning
3. General Navigation
4. Radio Navigation
5. Aircraft Performance

Module III

1. Aircraft Systems
2. Aircraft Electrics
3. Power Plant
4. Instruments 1
5. Instruments 2
6. Operations Procedures

Syllabus

1. Introduction
2. Air Law 1: General Provisions
3. Air Law 2: Operation of Leased A/C
4. General Knowledge: Airframes, Engines and Systems 1
5. General Knowledge: Airframes, Engines and Systems 2
6. General Knowledge: Theory of Flight 1
7. Meteorology 1
8. Navigation 1
9. General Knowledge: Human Factors 1
10. Air Law 3: Aerodromes and Airports
11. Air Law 4: Personnel Licensing and Training and Airworthiness
12. General Knowledge: Flight Operations 1
13. General Knowledge: Flight Operations 2
14. General Knowledge: Instruments 1
15. General Knowledge: Instruments 2
16. General Knowledge: Instruments 3
17. Air Law 5: Airspace Structure, Classification and Use
18. Air Law 6: Operation and Flight Rules
19. Air Law 7: Equipment Requirements, Flight Prep, Operations near A/D
20. General Knowledge: Flight Operations 3
21. General Knowledge: Flight Operations 4
22. Air Law 8: Flight Rules and Communication
23. Air Law 9: Private Operator Passenger Transportation
24. Air Law 10: Aircraft Requirements (including Equipment)
25. General Knowledge: Airframes, Engines and Systems 3
26. General Knowledge: Airframes, Engines and Systems 4
27. Air Law 11: Aircraft Equipment Requirements, etc
28. Air Law 12: General Commercial Air Service and Flight/Duty Time
29. Air Law 13: Commuter Operations — Flight and Performance Ops
30. Meteorology 2
31. Meteorology 3
32. General Knowledge: Human Factor 2
33. Navigation 2
34. Navigation 3
35. Air Law 14: Commuter Operations — Requirements, Training and Manuals
36. Navigation 4
37. Air Law 15: Airline Operations — Flight and Performance Operations
38. Meteorology 4
39. Meteorology 5
40. General Knowledge: Human Factors 3
41. Meteorology 6
42. Air Law 16: Airline Operations — Equipment Requirements
43. Air Law 17: Airline Operations — Personnel, Training, Manuals, SMS

Garmin G1000 Course

The Garmin G1000 is an integrated flight instrument system manufactured by Garmin typically composed of two display units, one serving as a primary flight display, and one as a multi-function display. It serves as a replacement for most conventional flight instruments and avionics.

• Course Duration: 2 days
• Mixture of both classroom and simulator training — 13.5 hrs of classroom, 10 hrs of simulator exercise
• Glass Cockpit Certificate will be granted upon successful completion of the course.