Ottawa Flying Club
Commercial Pilot License (CPL)
The Commercial Pilot License (CPL) allows an individual to fly a single engine aircraft for compensation, including air taxi, surveying, and commercial operations.
The Commercial License course builds on previous flying experience to enhance technical knowledge, decision making capabilities, and more advanced flying skills.
Entry Requirements
Prerequisites
- 17 Years of Age
- Category 1 Aviation Medical
- Private Pilot License (PPL)
Training Requirements
- 300nm Cross Country Flight
- Night Rating
- 20 Hours Instrument Training
- 100 Hours Pilot in Command
License Requirements
- Successful Written Exam (CPAER)
- Successful Flight Test
- Category 1 Medical
Minimum Dual Hours
35 Hours
Minimum Solo Hours
30 Hours
Total Time
Minimum Total Hours
0
Cost Estimate
Clear, detailed breakdown of training costs.
Cost estimates are based on the Ottawa Flying Club Curriculum and National Averages. Students may require more or less time in the aircraft based on proficiency, understanding, and study habits. Taxes are not included.
Minimum Training Cost
|
Item
|
Hours
|
Price
|
|---|---|---|
|
Ground School Course
|
80 Hours
|
475.00
|
|
Club Membership
|
1 Year
|
200.00
|
|
Dual Flight Training ($351.00 / Hour)
|
35 Hours
|
12,285.00
|
|
Solo Flight Training ($259.00 / Hour)
|
30 Hours
|
7,770.00
|
|
Ground Lessons and Briefings ($92.00 / Hour)
|
15 Hours
|
1,380.00
|
|
Flight Test Examiner (Paid Directly)
|
-
|
500.00
|
|
Flight Test Aircraft ($259.00 / Hour)
|
2 Hours
|
518.00
|