Private Pilot Licence (PPL)

Brampton Flight Centre’s Private Pilot License (PPL) program provides comprehensive training in all key areas of flight, including aircraft handling, emergency procedures, radio communication, navigation, and basic instrument flying. The program combines both practical and theoretical instruction, requiring a minimum of 45 flight hours with a balance of dual and solo experience, including cross-country and instrument time. Students gain hands-on experience through dual instruction and supervised solo flying, building the skills and confidence needed to operate an aircraft safely and effectively.

In addition to flight training, students complete at least 45 hours of ground school, covering essential topics such as air law, meteorology, navigation, and general aeronautics to prepare for the Transport Canada written examination. The program also includes flight test preparation and licensing fees, while ensuring students meet all requirements, including obtaining a valid Category III medical, achieving minimum passing grades on exams, and successfully completing both a flight test and an English proficiency assessment.

Dates and cost subject to change.

Admission Requirements

• Valid Category III Medical obtained from a Transport Canada authorized Medical Examiner.
• Minimum age to acquire this licence is 17 years of age.

What You’ll Learn

• Develop practical flying skills, including aircraft handling, navigation, and solo flight experience.
• Learn emergency procedures and radio communication for safe and effective flight operations.
• Understand key aviation theory such as air law, meteorology, and aeronautics.
• Prepare for licensing requirements, including written exams, flight tests, and certification standards.