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Instructor Rating
Requirements:
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Minimum Age:
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18
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Medical:
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Category 1
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Pre-requisite:
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Commercial Pilot Licence**
20 hours of Instrument Flight Time
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Flight Training:
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30 hours
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Ground School:
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25 hours
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Examinations:
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- MOT Written Exam (AIRAF - 70% minimum)
- MOT Flight Test
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CAR`s Reference:
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CAR`s 421.60 and 401.62
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Related Transport Canada Documents Available:
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Transport Canada Study & Reference Guide TP 2810E
Transport Canada Flight Test Guide TP 5537E
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**Ground Training may commence before the issuance of the Commercial Pilot Licence, but only after successful completion of both the Commercial Written Exam (CPAER) and the Commercial Flight Test. With pilots holding commercial licences prior to when 20 hours of Instrument Flight Time was required, must meet the 20 hours instrument time requirement.
Course Expenses:
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Cessna 172
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Cessna 150
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Books and Supplies:
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$ 150.-
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$ 150.-
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30 hours Dual Flight Time:
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$ 5910.-
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$ 5460.-
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25 hours Ground Briefing ($50/hour):
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$ 1250.-
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$ 1250.-
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Transport Canada Written Exam Fee:
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$ 35.-
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$ 35.-
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Flight Test Fee:
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$ 200.-
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$ 200.-
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Transport Canada Licensing Fee:
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$ 30.-
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$ 30.-
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TOTAL MINIMUM COST*:
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$ 7575.-
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$ 7125.-
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*It should be noted that all prices are subject to GST and are quoted using the Transport Canada minimum requirements for each licence, permit or rating. Prices are subject to change without notice.
Privileges:
The holder of a Class 4 Flight Instructor Rating may:
Conduct dual flight training in respect of issuance of a Recreational Pilot Permit, Private Pilot Licence or endorsement of a Night Rating and VFR Over-the-Top Rating Authorize a trainee to conduct a solo flight Recommend a trainee for the flight test Recreational Pilot Permit and Private Pilot Licence Recommend a trainee for endorsement of a Night Rating or VFR OTT rating on the trainees pilot licence Exercise privileges of a flight instructor rating - ultra light aeroplane without being under direct supervision
Restrictions:
A class 4 instructor must be employed with a Flight Training Unit and must work under supervision of a class 1 or 2 instructor. The class 4 instructor must submit for review to the supervising instructor the following:
Training progress for each student Flight progress checks for each student at least once prior to solo and once prior to flight test. Present the student`s Pilot Training Record for verification and recommendation prior to first solo and once before flight test. A record of result on the form “Instructor`s Training Record While Under Direct Supervision”
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