RPP
Fly as a hobby...
Recreational Pilot Permit (RPP) is suitable for students who want to fly as a hobby. The RPP allows you to fly solo or with a maximum of 1 passenger within Canada.
Under Transport Canada requirements, the RPP is restricted to daylight VFR conditions.
Recreational Pilot Permit Admission Requirements
Candidates must be 16 years of age for issuance of Recreational Pilot Permit
A Category 1, 3 or 4 medical certificate
Recreational Pilot Permit Program Requirements
Minimum 25 hours of flight required by Transport Canada
Dual Training: 15 hours (minimum)
Solo Training: 5 hours (minimum)
Ground School – 60 hours
Minimum 60% on Transport Canada written exam (RPPAE or PPAER)
Successfully pass the Transport Canada flight test
Recreational Pilot Permit Cost
| Dual Training (15 hours) | $285 per hour |
| Solo Training (10 hours) | $195 per hour |
| Ground Briefing (12 hours) | $90 per hour |
| Ground School (Optional, Highly Recommended) | $900 |
| Ground School Kit | $550 |
| Application Fee | $250 |
| Administration Fee | $250 |
- Estimated cost of the Recreational Pilot Permit is $8,305 based on Transport Canada minimum requirements. Actual hours and cost can vary depending on individual student performance
- Licensing related fees $1125.
- Prices do not include taxes.
- Prices are subject to change.