Commercial Flight and Aviation Leadership is a three-year Ontario College advanced diploma program for students interested in becoming a pilot or managers in the airline industry. In addition to flying, students will study a variety of aviation-oriented courses centred around flying operations, the aviation industry, human factors, leadership, ethics, and more. Students will train on flight simulators and log approximately 205 hours of flight training in the simulator and aircraft.

Have you always wanted to soar through the open skies? Then this is the program for you! The Canadian Integrated Airline Transport Pilot Licence program is the choice for those who want a career as a professional pilot. The program is provided in collaboration with Toronto Airways Inc. and will be run at their Oshawa Airport facilities.

The academy's Integrated ATPL has been designed to ensure the highest level of competency to fly in the most demanding airlines across the world and to prepare the students for real-life circumstances.

In EAS Barcelona we train professional pilots to work in Airline companies. The favorite training the applicants choose is the integrated course as it contains in less time the best training, combining the theoretical knowledge, as they are obtained, with the flight practice training and the simulator.

This Pilot Training Program prepares men and women of all ages to enter the exciting field of commercial aviation. A comprehensive selection of ground classes and flight labs prepare pilot training students to pass Federal Aviation Administration private pilot, instrument rating, and commercial pilot knowledge and practical examinations. Ground training is conducted at the main campus.

The airline pilot’s job requires precision and knowledge, but no exceptional skill or physical fitness.

Whether you want to fly recreationally or become a Commercial Pilot, the St. Thomas Flight Centre is big enough to serve you and small enough to care!

EASA 0-ATPL(A) with US experience course is designed for students with little to no flying experience.

Olympus Aviation has developed a thoroughly integrated pilot training program to bring the students up to the proficiency so that they operate as co-pilots on single and/or multi-engine airliners in commercial air transport and continue their career in aviation.

Applicant will receive 120 hours of flight training as follows; (Dual 26 hrs. non-complex, Dual 10 hrs. complex, Dual 19 hrs. multi-engine, Solo 65 hrs. non-complex and 65 hours of classroom instruction (Directed Study 35 - Ground Instruction 30).

Associate degree students will sequentially earn the private pilot certificate, instrument rating, commercial pilot certificate, and multiengine rating during the program. There is also the opportunity to earn flight instructor certificates for airplane, instrument, and multiengine.

The Aviation A.A.A.S degree offers tracks in Air Traffic Control and Professional Pilot-Flight.

During the course of our two-year program, an average student will fly 220 hours to gain a commercial pilot certificate with an instrument rating. Aviation training at Big Bend is taken in conjunction with academic or vocational courses that the student chooses, to fulfill the requirements of the Associate in Arts and Science transfer option and/or the Associate in Applied Science-Commercial Pilot.

This program is designed to meet the requirements for a flight crew position with a major European Airline as well as to work as a pilot on a corporate /private Jet.

The Associate of Science in Aviation-Professional Pilot provides the first steps into aviation for those students who look forward to becoming commercial pilots and to completing a baccalaureate degree at a four-year college or university. In addition to completing rigorous general education requirements, students learn to fly single-engine aircraft and qualify to take the federal knowledge test and practical exam. This degree will serve as the foundation for advanced flight certification offerings, as well as provide seamless transfer degree opportunities to four-year institutions.