Canadian Integrated Airline Transport Pilot Licence

Program Overview

The Canadian Integrated Airline Transport Pilot Licence (CIATPL) program is designed for individuals aspiring to become professional pilots, even if they have little to no prior flight experience. This program offers a comprehensive curriculum approved by Transport Canada, equipping students with essential skills for operating in multi-crew, advanced aircraft within airline operations. Training is conducted at the Oshawa Airport facility, where students engage in scenario-based training using both aircraft and advanced flight simulation equipment. Graduates will be prepared to obtain a Private Pilot Licence (PPL), a Commercial Pilot Licence (CPL), and a frozen Airline Transport Pilot Licence (ATPL).

Program Structure

The CIATPL program spans a 2-year duration, divided into 3 semesters. It consists of a structured 9-phase program that includes:

• Up to 750 hours of ground school training
• Approximately 300 hours of flight training
• Training conducted at the Oshawa Airport facility

This integrated program allows students to complete both ground school and flight training concurrently, ensuring a comprehensive learning experience. The program is designed to develop the necessary knowledge and skills from an airline perspective right from the start. Additionally, students will have the opportunity to attempt the Transport Canada ATP written exams during their studies, with results remaining valid for five years after graduation.

Featured Experiences

• All training is conducted at the Oshawa Airport facility, providing a real-world aviation environment.
• Students will engage in intensive training using advanced flight simulation equipment.
• The program includes scenario-based training to enhance practical skills.
• Students will have access to a variety of aircraft for hands-on training.
• Continuous training allows for early introduction to advanced standard operating procedures and crew resource management.

Career Options

Graduates of the CIATPL program can pursue various career paths in the aviation industry, including:

• Private Pilot: Operate small aircraft for personal or recreational purposes.
• Commercial Pilot: Fly for airlines or charter services, transporting passengers or cargo.
• Airline Transport Pilot: Command large commercial aircraft, requiring an ATPL.
• Flight Training Instructor: Teach aspiring pilots in flight schools.
• Civil Aviation Inspector: Ensure compliance with aviation regulations and safety standards.

With a frozen ATPL, graduates can also work as co-pilots on multi-crew, multi-engine aircraft in commercial air transportation services, or in various roles within general aviation and air cargo operations.

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