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.
Admission Requirements
Candidates must be 16 years of age for issuance of Recreational Pilot Permit
A Category 1, 3 or 4 medical certificate
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
Pricing
| 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 | $500 |
| 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.