Career Pilot Diploma Program
Credential Program
880 instructional hours • 59 weeks full-time
Prepare for a professional aviation career through an 880-hour integrated diploma combining PPL and CPL training, Multi-Engine and Group 1 Instrument Ratings, Advanced Aviation Theory, Safety Management Systems, and Airline and Airport Operations.
Intakes: first week of March, June, September
Program Structure
COSTS AT A GLANCE
Tuition (International)
Tuition (domestic)
Aircraft/FTD estimate
Materials estimate
Application (International)
Application (domestic)
Estimated Cost (International)
Estimated Cost (domestic)
Transport Canada examination, flight-test and licensing fees
$77,593.00
$68,793.00
$52,207.80
$1,640.00
$500.00
$250.00
$129,800.80
$122,890.80
Not included
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Costs include taxes
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The estimated total is provided for financial planning purposes only and does not constitute a quotation or guarantee of the total cost to complete the program.
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Actual costs vary based on individual progress, proficiency, additional training required, aircraft or FTD utilization, applicable fees and operational conditions.
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Transport Canada establishes minimum experience and licensing requirements; many students require training beyond the minimum or included allocations.
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Fuel surchage may be applied subject to the prevailing fuel price.
Disclaimer: This program is approval by the registrar of the Private Training Institutions Branch (PTIB) of the Ministry of Advanced Education, Skills & Training.
Career Outcomes & Expectations
Completion of flight training does not guarantee licensure timelines, employment, income levels, or specific career outcomes. Aviation careers develop over time and are influenced by individual performance, regulatory requirements, medical fitness, and industry conditions. Prospective students are encouraged to research the aviation industry thoroughly and assess their readiness before enrolling.
Admission Requirements
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Hold a high school graduation certificate or equivalent.
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Be at least 18 years of age at the time of graduated.
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No previous flight experience or pilot licence is required.
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Demonstrate English-language proficiency through an assessment or credential accepted by Canadian Aviation College.
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Meet all published Canadian Aviation College admission requirements in effect at the time of enrollment.
Enrollment Requirements
Enrollment Deposit
The Enrollment Deposit is required to secure enrollment and is applied toward the Student’s Tuition Account.
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Domestic Students: CAD 2000$
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International Students: 60% of tuition
International Student Attendance Requirement
International Students must maintain a minimum of 15 instructional hours in each instructional week and participate in required instructional activities. The weekly requirement is not averaged or carried forward from another week. Failure to comply may result in action under Canadian Aviation College policies and, where required, reporting under EQA and IRCC requirements.