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Transport Canada Approved Flight Training Unit
 Private Pilot License:
The Private Pilot License allows you to safely operate a small, single-engine aeroplane under visual conditions, during daylight hours (45 to 65 hours).
Recreational Pilot Permit:
The Recreational Pilot Permit (RPP) course is intended for the person who does not need, or perhaps does not want, the privileges of the Private Pilot License. The Recreational Permit allows a person to fly single-engine airplanes with a maximum of four seats, accompanied by one other person, in daylight visual conditions. (minimum of 25 hours).
VFR Over-The-Top Rating:
Flying VFR Over-The-Top (OTT) means flying with visual reference to a layer of cloud instead of the earth's surface. The VFR OTT rating can be applied to a Private Pilot License-Airplane. (10 hours)
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Mountain Flying Course:
The Mountain Flying Course consists of a one-evening ground school, combined with dual flight instruction in actual conditions. This course takes licensed pilots to a level that enables them to fly proficiently and safely in mountainous terrain. (10 hours dual + 10 hours ground briefing).
Night Rating:
Flying at night is one of the most beautiful and peaceful times to fly! The air is still, the flight is smooth, and the view of the lights below is truly amazing! The Night Rating can be added to a Private Pilot License and is typically included in the training for a Commercial Pilot License (10 hours instrument training + 10 hours night flying). |
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Commercial Pilot License:
The Commercial Pilot License (CPL) course is designed to provide a Private Pilot with the additional knowledge and skills to assure the traveling public of safe and efficient air transportation. The minimum age for issue of a Commercial Pilot License is 18 years. (80 hours+) |
Flight training details, maps, books, safety procedures and manuals are all available to whet your appetite!
Full training program details are available upon request, or better yet, visit with our Chief Pilot, TC Class II Instructor, Greg Caple, at the FLY! office.
Flight instruction & training is Transport Canada approved & licensed.
Transport Canada Approved Aircraft & Pilots
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Air Taxi - Flight Instruction - Scenic Tours
Field Road, Wilson Creek, Sechelt Airport BC
604 741 1930 fly@dccnet.com
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