CPL program
(including Multi-engine
and Instrument Endorsement)

Comprehensive program focusing on obtaining  a CPL license and Multi-Engine & Instrument Endorsement

About CPL with Multi IFR Program

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At Canadian Aviation College, our Commercial Pilot License Training (Including Multi Engine And Instruments Endorsement) Program offers a comprehensive program ultimately affording you the knowledge and skill level required for you to qualify for a commercial pilot license, a multi-engine rating, an instrument endorsment.

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Graduating students will have all the training, licenses and ratings required to begin the adventure of a career in commercial aviation.

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The flight training includes a commercial pilot license (CPL), a Multi-Engine rating, and an instrument endorsement.

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Students will receive a college diploma upon successfully completing the program

Prerequisites

• Hold a Canadian Private Pilot License (PPL) or be enrolled in the PPL program Category 1 Medical

• 18 years old (by the time they have completed the required Flight hours and are applying for their CPL) 

• Successfully Pass a Company Interview

• English language proficiency assessment or ICAO level 4 English equivalent.

Learning Objectives

Upon completion of this course the successful student will have demonstrated: 

• The ability to safely and effectively plan and execute VFR, Multi-engine, Instrument flights - day or night.

• The knowledge and ability to pass company and Transport Canada written exams and flight tests.

• The knowledge and ability to use good judgement and decision making.

Employment / Career

Graduates will have all the licenses and ratings required to begin their career as a pilot with many commercial operations, including airlines.

Course Duration

The Career Pilot Program at Canadian Aviation College spans a period of 60 weeks during which you accrue 205 flight + FTD hours as well as 150 hours ground school and ground briefing time.

Delivery Method

Classroom based Ground School, Aircraft sessions, Briefing Room discussions and Flight Training Device (FTD) practice.

Method of Evaluation

In-house quizzes, Transport Canada written exams and Flight tests. The minimum passing grade is 70% for all quizzes and tests.

Course Breakdown
(Total of 355 hours)

Disclaimer: This program has been approved by the registrar of the Private Training Institutions Branch (PTIB) of the Ministry of Advanced Education, Skills & Training.