Career Pilot WIth applied human factors aviation Diploma prograM (CPP)
To be an airline First Officer you will need to have CPL, Multi-engine, Multi-engine Instrument, and 800+ flight hours. Working as a Flight Instructor would be the most economical way to accumulate the flight hours which means you will also need to have Instructor Rating.
CPP covers all of these licenses and ratings. Students will also have full ATPL after having 1,500 flight hours and passing the written exams.
Flight training is conducted at Pitt Meadows, British Columbia and Maniwaki, Quebec.
There are 4 intakes every year: January, April, July, October.
About our Commercial Pilot Program
About the Career Pilot with Applied Human Factors Aviation Diploma Program
This program takes you from being an Ab Initio (brand new) pilot all the way through your Private Pilot License (PPL), Commercial Pilot License (CPL), Multi-engine rating, Instrument rating and finally your flight Instructor (Class 4) rating.
Graduating students will have acquired all the necessary licences and additional education in aviation Human Factors to become a professional pilot.
The academic portion includes an expanded look into the details of Aviation Human Factors which will be useful in developing the students’ essential background knowledge for a career in aviation.
Admission Requirements
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Secondary (high) school graduation certificate or equivalent diploma
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IELTS 6.0 or ICAO level 4 English equivalent (international students who are not from an English speaking country)
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Pass Transport Canada Category 1 medical exam
Learning Objectives
Upon completion of this course, the successful student will have demonstrated:
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The ability to safely and effectively plan and execute Day, or Night, VFR or IFR , Multi-engine flights.
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The knowledge and ability to pass company and Transport Canada written exams and flight tests.
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Aviation knowledge, good judgment and decision making skills.
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Flight time and management skills as a flight instructor
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Excellent understanding of Aviation Human Factors as it pertains to this program.
Employment / Career
Graduates will have all the licences and ratings required to begin a career as a professional pilot in many commercial operations, including airlines.
Course Duration
The flight hours required to complete the Career Pilot Program at Canadian Aviation College is 235hrs, over a duration of 18 months.
Delivery Method
Classroom, computer-based, ground and flight instruction.
Method of Evaluation
Flight tests in conjunction with in-house and Transport Canada written exams. Students are graded on a 4 pt grading scale for all flights and a minimum of 70% grade is expected for all quizzes and tests.
Course Breakdown
(Total 572 hours)
Fees & Expenses
application Fee
Domestic Student - $250.00CAD
International Student - $350.00CAD
Tuition Fee
Domestic Students- $107,575.00CAD
International Students - $107,575.00CAD
Incidental fee
including: ICAO Language test, PSTAR, Radio License, Student Pilot Permit, PPL flight & written test, PPL license fee, Night Rating fee, CPL flight & written test, CPL licence fee, Multi Rating flight test, IFR written and Flight test, FIR flight & written Test - $3800.00CAD
Textbook& Matierial
$800.00CAD
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Costs include taxes
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This is estimated cost only. The actual cost is based on student performance
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Costs are estimates based on Transport Canada minimum flight requirements and school program estimates
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This cost includes a maximum number of instructional hours as listed above. Canadian Aviation College has the right to charge the student the hourly rate for both flight and instructional time beyond this limit.
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A fuel surchage may be applied subject to the prevailing fuel price