Flight training pathways and school information in Canada
Explore training pathways
Start with where you want to train, the time you can commit and the type of aircraft you want to fly. Then look at the relevant permit or licence requirements, how training could fit into your routine and how schools organise their courses.
This perspective helps you explore the information; it does not determine which licence you should pursue.
Read the full training guideIf you are considering a flying career, research licensing and employers’ hiring requirements separately. Start with Transport Canada for licensing, then check the relevant employers’ own information.
A licence does not guarantee a job, and there is no single course sequence that every learner must follow.
Read the full training guideStart with the flight training unit search, then compare each school’s courses, facilities, instructor arrangements and fee information. Give schools the same description of your needs and keep their current written replies.
The regulatory directory is a starting point for verification. A listing is not an endorsement by Flight Radius, a partnership or confirmation of available places.
Read the full training guideTo compare school quotes meaningfully, look at the course scope and training arrangements behind each price.
Flight Radius brings together public information and a practical approach to comparing your options. Confirm licensing requirements, school arrangements and individual eligibility with the organisations responsible.
The training guide, comparison information and official sources are available to read without submitting personal information or booking an appointment.
