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Integrated Program
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205 HOURS TOTAL |
The Integrated ATP(A) program regroups several traditional training programs, such as PPL, CPL, Multi-Engine and IFR, but also offers the possibility to write your ATPL written exams earlier, as normally only pilots who have accumulated 750 total hours of flight time can write the ATPL exams. On top of the 500 hours of classroom ground school, you will receive multi-crew and CRM ground training, which is very useful for future careers at the airline level. It should be noted that students who usually choose this program are preselected candidates from an airline company, and a position is waiting for them once they complete the training.
Canadian Aviation Regulations (CARs):
Regulation: RAC 406.75
Standard: RAC 426.75
Duration |
12 to 36 months (average) |
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Prerequise |
• Medical class 1 • High School Diploma • English (functional level) |
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Flight training |
205 hours total • 105 hours dual • 100 hours solo • 50 hours navigation • 10 hours night flying • 75 hours instrument flying • 15 hours CRM/MCC Flight tests (PPL, CPL, Multi-Engine and IFR) |
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Ground training |
750 hours of theory courses, of which at least 500 hours must be completed in a classroom setting Subjects : • Air law • Theory of Flight • Meteorology • Engines and Airframes • Flight Instruments • Radio Navigation Equipment • Navigation • Flight Operations • Issuance of Aviation Licenses • Human Factors and Pilot Decision Making • ATPL • High Altitude and High Performance Aircraft • international and Oceanic Operation • CRM • Turbine (PT6 Pratt&Whitney) Written exams, including PPL, CPL, IFR et ATPL (SARON/SAMRA) Ground School Registration |
