Foreign pilots who wish to fly in Canada often need to obtain a Canadian pilot's license. However, for pilots who have already obtained a pilot's license in their home country, there is the option to convert their foreign pilot's license to a Canadian pilot's license. This process, known as foreign pilot license conversion, allows pilots to continue their careers in Canada without having to start from scratch.

The process of foreign pilot license conversion in Canada involves several steps, including meeting the eligibility requirements, submitting documentation, and passing the necessary exams and flight tests. The eligibility requirements vary depending on the country where the pilot's license was issued, but typically include factors such as the type of license held, the number of flight hours logged, and the pilot's medical certification.

Foreign pilot license conversion is an important process for pilots who want to fly in Canada, as it allows them to continue their careers and bring their valuable skills and experience to Canadian aviation. Additionally, with the increasing demand for pilots in Canada, foreign pilot license conversion provides an opportunity for pilots from around the world to join the Canadian aviation industry and contribute to its growth.

While the process of foreign pilot license conversion can be complex, there are resources available to help pilots navigate the process and ensure a smooth transition to flying in Canada. With the right preparation and guidance, foreign pilots can successfully convert their licenses and continue their careers in the Canadian aviation industry.

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Details:

• 4-day course designed as workshop format in classroom settings from 9:00 to 17:00.

• SARON, SAMRA and INRAT content are covered with the emphasis to pass the exam.

• Exam techniques and tips are shared and discussed during the workshops.

• Course materials are included in the course fee.

• Accommodations and rental car are organized as requested.

• Medical and written exam booking are arranged aligned with the ground school schedule as requested.

• Please contact us for more details and discuss your case online in advance.

• Rest assured we will provide more efficient path for your success.

Required Written Exams:

To meet the knowledge requirements, successfully complete the following written examinations:

SAMRA: Meteorology, Radio Aids to Navigation and Flight Planning

SARON: Aviation Regulations and Air Traffic Procedures, Aeroplane Operations and General Navigation

INRAT: Instrument Rating

Course Materials:

• Airline Transport Pilot Exam Preparation Guide (Sharperedge)

• Instrument Rating Exam Preparation Guide (Sharperedge)

• Current AIM

• CAP General

• Flight Computer

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Syllabus

Day 1

• Meteorology Theory Review &

• Aviation Weather Reports and Forecasts

• Human Factors

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Day 2

• Navigation Aids

• Air Regulations and Airspace

• IFR Procedures

Day 3

• Flight Operations

• Theory Of Flight

• Airframes, Power Plants, Propellers and Aircraft Systems

• Instruments

Day 4

• Air Law and Procedures

• Flight Operations

• Human Factors

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