2024 Air Canada Pilot Strike Update We have had numerous requests for interviews ahead of the looming Air Canada pilot strike. Please be patient as our team prioritizes press requests. All emails should be directed towards our Industry Expert and Chief Instructor Daniel G, M.Ed, at daniel@myflighttraining.ca. Topics for discussion extend well beyond renumeration and…
When flying with a Canadian airline, it is reasonable and logical to receive a passenger briefing from the flight attendants. As a pilot of a small airplane, it may not seem so obvious when you have to perform your own passenger briefing for those flying with you. In addition to this being a legal requirement…
Freshly minted commercial pilots in Canada often wonder what the next steps are. After all, they are now eligible to start earning money as a pilot in Canada. Building an aviation resume, or specifically a pilot resume, does not have to be a daunting task. If pilots follow some fairly simple steps, they can make…
We get a lot of questions about depression, mental health issues, anxiety, SSRIs, and antidepressant medications from potential students who want to pursue aviation as a hobby or career. The path to healing from mental health issues is not easy, but is well worth the effort in the long run. In this article, we will…
There are a lot of misconceptions out there about the ROC A and the legalities surrounding radio usage in Canada. This article will explore and answer some questions surrounding aeronautical radios, including the ROC-A. Governing Body The body governing the usage of radios and frequency spectrums in Canada is ISED, or Innovation Science and Economic…
Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD) is a topic of concern when it comes to obtaining a pilot license. It’s crucial to understand these requirements to ensure a smooth process for obtaining a pilot license with ADHD. The pathway to becoming a pilot in Canada, even with an ADHD diagnosis, might be more accessible than one…
Transport Canada Aviation Medical When first starting out in aviation, students are very overwhelmed with the amount of information they are required to absorb, a new way of learning, and of course the endless amount of tasks they have to worry about when they go home. From studying their Flight Training Manuals to getting ready…
Embarking on a career as a commercial pilot in Canada is an ambitious and exciting journey, with the Instrument Rating Aeroplane Type (IATRA) exam standing as a crucial milestone in this path. Administered by Transport Canada, the IATRA exam is not merely a regulatory hoop to jump through; it’s a critical step toward ensuring a…
Private Pilot License Canada Timeline If you’re interested in pilot training or just started pursuing a private pilot license in Canada, you’ve come to the right spot. Let’s walk through a training timeline to keep you on track during your training. Let’s look at how to train to be a pilot. Ground School A minimum…
Literacy in Aviation – Beyond Words and Media This article was featured in Issue 4 of the Aviation Safety Letter published by Transport Canada. Whether we consciously think about it or not, literacy in aviation plays an important role in a pilot’s life. When you first think of literacy, you likely think about reading sentences…
