FAQ

Do I need a Category 1 medical certificate (CAT 1) before I start?

Yes, before registration, accepted students must obtain a Category 1 Medical Certificate* by an approved Civil Aviation Medical Examiner and submit the documentation to the program coordinator**

Find an approved Civil Aviation Medical Examiner

All students must pass a Canadian Aviation Medical Examination (AME), conducted by a Transport Canada-approved doctor AME, whether carried out in Canada or internationally, before attempting the first solo flight.

What are the fees for this program?

You will find information on tuition, fees, and additional program-related expenses here. In addition, students should budget approximately $15,000 – $20,000 per term for flying costs, which will be charged on a pay-as-you-go basis.

What does a day in the life of a full-time student look like?

Students will be provided with a schedule for each semester. On-campus classes will generally be scheduled for 2-3 days per week to allow students the remaining time to complete their flight training (which may include weekend training). This is an intensive program and students will be expected to study every night and attend classes and flight training lessons as scheduled.

I am an international student, what do I need to do?

Please visit the International Education Centre for more details for international students.