PRIVATE PILOT LICENSE

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The Private Pilot License is the first step towards becoming a pilot.

At Premiere Aviation Training, our courses are designed to help you get your license in 4 months. With our personalized schedule and instruction, we will help you build a strong foundation for your aviation journey ahead.

Our syllabus is meticulously crafted to meet the stringent requirements set forth by the Canadian Aviation Regulations and Transport Canada’s Private Pilot Licensing requirements.

Our syllabus is meticulously crafted to meet the stringent requirements set forth by the Canadian Aviation Regulations and Transport Canada’s Private Pilot Licensing requirements.

Enrollment Requirements:

  • 14 years old to start your training

  • Category 3 medical from Transport Canada.*

*Due to the delay from Transport Canada, students may commence the training while the medical is being processed.

Licensing Requirements:

  • 17 years old to apply for Transport Canada Private Pilot License.

  • 17 Hours of Dual Flights, 12 Hours of Solo Flights, 45 Total Hours.

  • 40 Hours of Ground School Training.

  • Completion of Written Exam (PPAER) and Flight Test.

Cost Breakdown

The costs and times below are based on the national average and will vary by student.

Requirements Hours Rates Total
Dual Training - C172 40 hours $331.00 $13,240.00
Solo Training - C172 20 hours $279.00 $5,580.00
Ground Briefing 30 hours $52.00 $1,560.00
Ground School + Study Materials $600.00
TC Written Exam Fee (Paid directly to TC) $150.00
Student Pilot Permit Issue Fee $20.00
TC Flight Test Exam Fee (Paid directly to the examiner) $500.00
Flight Test Aircraft Rental fees $400.00
TC PPL Licenseing Fee (Paid directly to TC) $110.00
TOTAL AVERAGE COST
$22,160

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✓ 55 Hours Flight Time (37 Hours Dual + 18 Hours Solo)

✓ 15 Hours Ground Briefing

✓ 40 Hours Ground School

Avg. Cost $20,000 + tax

**The above costs and times are based on the national average and will vary by student.

PPL Frequently Asked Questions

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