Fly for fun!
The Recreational Pilot Permit is an quick and affordable way to learn how to fly for fun. It can also be easily upgraded to a Private Pilot License should you decide to continue your pilot training.
License Overview
A Recreational Pilot Permit will allow you to carry up to one passenger with an aircraft that has four seats or less. You will be able to fly within Canada’s borders.
Program Overview
License Requirements
In order to obtain your RPP, you’ll need a minimum of:
- 25 hours of flight training
- 15 hours dual flight (with an instructor).
- 5 hours solo flight.
Although ground school is not required by the Canadian Air Regulations, you still need to pass the exam and most likely need some help.
You’ll need to pass a Transport Canada flight and written exam to obtain your permit.
Program Length
Program Costs
The estimated costs are calculated using the minimums provided by Transport Canada multiplied by our hourly rates for each service. The estimated costs don’t include the fuel surcharge.
| Flight Training | ||
|---|---|---|
| 15 Hours Dual Flight | $3,675 | |
| 10 Hours Solo Flight | $1,850 | |
| 5 Hours Ground Briefings | $300 | |
| Textbooks | $200 | |
| Additional Fees | ||
| Transport Canada Written Exam Fee | $150 | |
| Transport Canada Flight Examiner Fee | $350 | |
| Transport Canada Licensing Fee | $100 | |
| Total Estimated Training Costs | $6,625 | |
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