
Commercial Pilot Licence (CPL)
Pre-requisites:
- must hold a Medical (Category 1) for the flight test
- must hold a Private Pilot Licence or higher
- must be able to read, write, and speak in English, without assistance
- must be at least 18 years of age to hold the licence
Training Requirements:
A minimum of 65 hours of flight time, which must include:
- 35 hours of dual instruction
• 5 hours must be night-time, including 2 hours night cross-country
• 5 hours cross-country (the 2 hours night cross-country will be counted towards the 5 hours total time)
• 20 hours instrument - 30 hours solo
• 25 hours flight time emphasizing the improvement of general flying skills, including a 300nm radius cross-country
• 5 hours at night
Privileges:
- Engage in providing commercial flight services as Pilot-in Command or Co-Pilot
- Exercise the privileges of a Private Pilot Licence
- Exercise the privileges of a Night Rating (if applicable)
- Exercise the privileges of a Visual Flight Rules Over-the-Top rating (if applicable)
An applicant must have 200 hours of flight time for Transport Canada to sign-off the licence; 100 hours of which must be as Pilot-in-Command, including 20 hours cross-country.
Applicants shall complete a flight test to the standard outlined in the Flight Test Standards by Transport Canada.