Integrated Airline Transport Pilot Course IATP (A)

Moncton Flight College’s Integrated Airline Transport Pilot Course [IATP(A)] is a comprehensive, Transport Canada-approved program designed to prepare aspiring pilots for professional careers in commercial aviation. Developed as part of MFC’s Integrated Commercial Pilot Courses (ICPC), the IATP(A) streamlines traditional flight training into a cohesive and rigorous curriculum. Students progress through an intensive blend of ground school, self-study, and flight training, earning their Commercial Pilot License with Multi-Engine and Group 1 Instrument ratings. The program is tailored for career-focused individuals ready to meet the demands of multi-crew, multi-engine operations in commercial air transportation.

As one of the few flight schools in Canada authorized to offer this integrated training, MFC delivers approximately 500 hours of ground school and 250 hours of structured self-study—significantly more in-class instruction than conventional training paths. This approach ensures that theoretical knowledge is directly tied to practical flying experience, producing graduates who are confident, skilled, and industry-ready. Whether from Canada or abroad, students who complete the IATP(A) program receive the qualifications needed to operate as co-pilots in commercial aviation, positioning them for successful careers in the global airline industry.

Admission Requirements

• Category 1 aviation medical.
• Minimum of 17 years old.
• Secondary School Diploma or equivalent.

What You’ll Learn

• Master multi-engine and instrument flight operations to meet Transport Canada standards for commercial aviation.
• Develop the skills required for multi-crew coordination in complex, real-world flight scenarios.
• Integrate advanced ground school knowledge with practical flight training for a seamless learning experience.
• Prepare for a professional airline career with certifications including CPL(A), Multi-Engine Rating, and Group 1 Instrument Rating.