WWFC – Waterloo Wellington Flight Center WWFC, or Waterloo Wellington Flight Centre, is a flight training unit located at the Waterloo International Airport (CYKF) in Waterloo, Ontario. The flight school has connections with the University of Waterloo to join in their Geography and Aviation and Science and Aviation programs. The flight school has reputable connections…
Canadian Flight Trainers and Pilot Training CA are both online ground school providers for pilots in Canada. We compare the two in real time and make a decision as to who is better and why. Read on to learn more. Online Ground School Offerings Canadian Flight Trainers Canadian Flight Trainers started offering services in late…
How much pilots make in Canada will vary depending on experience and line of work. Once pilots complete their commercial pilot ground school, write their exam, complete their flight test, and earn their license, they are eligible to start flying for hire, or commercially in Canada. Lets start with your possible first job and work…
The weight shift formula is an important part of understanding your weight and balance and is crucial for pilots flying with passengers and baggage. This equation must be known by all commercial pilots when studying for the CPAER Exam, so let’s look into how to use the weight shift formula. The weight shift formula can…
What is a TKT? A TKT, or a threshold knowledge test, is a small assessment that Canadian flight instructors are taught to conduct at the beginning of a PGI or ground training lesson. It establishes the students knowledge prior to a briefing and limits the amount of time wasted by a flight instructor. When creating…
Let us discuss the pilot license conversion process for pilots with EASA or ICAO licenses. Pilots who hold an American FAA license have a different process to follow. Transport Canada Aviation Medical Before we look at any pilot license conversion requirements, we must first discuss the Transport Canada Medical. Medical examiners can be found in…
Here is a direct comparison of a Recreational Pilot Permit Vs a Private Pilot License Minimum Age Recreational Pilot Permit: Minimum 16 years old Private Pilot License: Minimum 17 years old However, students may begin their flight training before this age. Medical Requirement Recreational Pilot Permit: Minimum Category 4, 3, or 1. Private Pilot License:…
Learning to fly is a dream shared by many aspiring aviators but it can be confusing on where to begin. In this post I will walk you through how to get a pilot license in Canada. How do I get my pilot license in Canada? 1. Introductory Flight Flight training is a commitment so you…
Here is a list of common abbreviations and acronyms which are used throughout the Aeronautical Information Manual. This list is included in all of our courses, including the PPL and CPL ground school courses. We also have an aviation glossary for reference if you require. AAE………………………………………. above aerodrome elevationAAIR…………….. Annual Airworthiness Information ReportAAS……………………………………. aerodrome advisory…
Lots of pilots are often faced with the difficult questions of “How can I save money to get my pilot’s license?” or “How can we reduce the cost of flight training?” Join Canadian Flight Trainers as we provide you with a few tips on how to save money on flight training in Canada. The average…
