Commercial Pilot License Canada

"Fly for Hire"

A Commercial Pilot Licence (CPL) allows you to be paid to fly.

To obtain the Commercial Pilot License, you will first need a Private Pilot License. Once you have your PPL, the Commercial License program is made up of an 80-hour ground school, 65 hours of flight training, and time-building to meet the requirements listed below. The night rating program also forms part of the Commercial License program and is usually a great place to start after completing the PPL program.

Most commercial pilots-in-training will add to their license by including other training such as instrument flight rating, USA Checkout, and Mountain Flying Course. A common path after completing the Commercial Pilot License program is to pursue a Class IV Instructor Rating

Exam Preparation

  • 20 hours

  • Discounted rate for PRAA/ICA CPL Ground-School Students

  • Complete review of all material with emphasis on subjects covered in the CPL Exam

  • Review of 2 excellent CPL sample exams

  • Dedicated CPL Exam expert instructors

  • Guaranteed results including follow-up and help if required.

*This program has been approved by the registrar of the Private Training Institutions Branch (PTIB) of the Ministry of Advanced Educations, Skills and Training.