Commercial Pilot Licence
The Commercial Pilot Licence is the minimum licence required to be employed as a pilot. To hold this licence a person must have reached 18 years of age and hold a Category 1 medical certificate. The minimum training requirements are 65 hours of flight training and 80 hours of ground school. One must also have a minimum of 200 hours total time including not less than 100 hours pilot-in-command of which 20 hours must be cross-country time. The table below includes the build-up hours students will have to accumulate over and above their PPL and compulsory CPL training, to reach the 200-hour minimum.
This program has been approved by the Private Training Institutions Branch (PTIB) of the Ministry of Advanced Education, Skills & Training.
**Prices subject to change without notice. **
| Estimated training cost: | |
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35 hours dual @ $246/hour
|
$8,610 |
| 30 hours solo @ $161/hour |
$4,830 |
| 5 hours night solo monitor fee @ $30/hour |
$150 |
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15 hours ground briefing @ $78/hour
|
$1,170 |
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Ground school classes
|
$850 |
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Ground school kit
|
$325 |
| Medical, Exams & Licensing fees |
$851 |
| 80 hours build-up time @ $161/hour |
$12,880 |
| Total (excluding taxes & surcharges) | $29,666 |
