Training Prospectus 1

7/28/2019 Training Prospectus 1

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Welcome Aboard

Skies Aviation has partnered with

Flycanadian Flight Training Academy to

offer compete fight training solutions

including basic flight training, advanced

airline type flight training including Human

Factors, Crew Resource Management and

Threat and Error Management.

With Decades of combined airline training experience, Flycanadian is trulyunique in its ability to offer a fully integrated global fight training programleading to airline flying as well as innovative training courses to individual

customers.

For aspiring pilots mapping out a career with the airlines, or for those whosimply want to fly as a hobby, we offer all the training solutions you need.

Located in the city of Lindsay in Ontario, Canada, Flycanadian is situated in anarea of flat expansive terrain offering students gentle weather which means littleor no turbulence and a comfortable training experience.

Flight practice areas are only 6 minutes flight time away from the airport,making for very efficient and cost effective flight training. Flycanadian is the onlycommercial operator at the airport which translates to minimal delays for

takeoff. In fact aircraft are usually airborne only 5 minutes after engine start.

Flycanadian utilizes the time tested Cessna 152 aircraft for its primary training,in addition to IFR and VFR flight simulators and Piper twins for advancedtraining.

Together with Flycanadian, we offer an innovative and comprehensive portfolioof aviation training courses.

Our professional pilot course is a complete package of training that includes allyou need to obtain your Commercial Multi-Engine Instrument rating. The

package includes all books, Flight Computer, Headsets, and flight and writtentest. We also provide student accommodation only minutes away from theairport, while conveniently located close to downtown Lindsay.

For those who are airline bound, we Offer Type Rating Training on the Airbus320 and Boeing 737 NG.

In addition, we are partnering with multiple airlines to offer line training.

We take care of your day to day needs, leaving you free to focus on your flight training.


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Canada Rich in Aviation history

Canada is the second largest country in the world by land mass. Whether out of

necessity or due to the pioneering spirit of Canadians, Aviation has been a part of

Canada since 1909.

After World War I, aircraft turned from an expensive novelty into a vital

transportation tool, particularly useful in exploration and development of Canada's

North. Canadians who had served with the RAF put their acquired aviation skills to

peacetime use. Aviation was soon applied to the peacetime problems of tying

together far-flung communities in the North, and of gathering information on the

natural resources of the country. Aircraft were as important to opening up the

North as the railway was to opening the West in the previous century. Between the

wars many small airlines were founded.

World War II forced more technological development and brought Canadian

industry into the vanguard of aircraft manufacture. Canadian airspace and facilities

provided training for more than one hundred thousand Commonwealth aircrew, and

the wartime facilities supported growing commercial aviation.

The jet age brought air travel into the lives of many Canadians, displacing Railway

travel. Deregulation of airlines brought forth new competitors to the pre-war

airlines. Deregulation of airlines permitted greater competition with less

government control, but left the industry open to rapid changes.

Today aviation is an integral part of the Canadian economy. Scheduled airline

passenger service, air mail and air freight connect Canadian cities and cities around

the world. General aviation provides medical evacuation, air photography, and

support for resource development.

Canada has also been a Flight Training destination of choice for many aspiring pilotsfrom all corners of the world. The high quality of Canadian education, and

worldwide acceptance of the Canadian ICAO licence has made it popular the world

over.


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The Dream of Flight

Racing over the earth at 7 miles per minute and climbing through the clouds to

brilliant sunshine, leaving the world behind you, is a pleasure unmatched in other

endeavour. Only Airline Pilots get to experience this rush on a regular basis.

Managing a sophisticated modern aircraft flight deck, with its multiple computers

and controls, you cruise above the weather and arrive at your destination.

You start your descent and fly an instrument approach to the active runway. You

land in all sorts of weather conditions aided by the advanced technology on todays

jetliners.

If on the other hand, you are like most people on the face of the planet who want

to experience the sheer joy of soaring above earth and want to learn to fly forpleasure, we also have the training you need.

From Recreational flying, to Private flying, to adding the instrument rating, we have

the training solutions for you. If your ambition is to become a Professional Pilot

then you can realise your career aspiration through our professional Pilot course.

The training courses are self-paced. Some are able to devote their full time and can

complete their training in around 6 months, while others who prefer to fly part time

can complete the training at a more leisurely pace. Whatever your requirements,

we can help you achieve your dreams.

We offer package courses at prices unrivaled by any other flight training

organization in the world, imparting knowledge and flight standards that are the

envy of the world.

At Flycanadian you will leave not only with a world class pilots licence, but also a

world class education.


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The Professional Pilot

If your objective is to become a professional pilot, then the following is your best and mosteconomical way of getting there.


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Training Program

The Commercial programPilot includes the following:

200 hours of Ground School studies

200 Flight hours

20 Hours of Instrument Simulator training

15 hours of Multi-Engine flight Training

Pre-flight and post-flight briefings

The Licences obtained are issued by Transport Canada and are ICAO Licences

recognized by 191 member countries and the USA and all JAR states.


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Lindsay AirportLocated on Highway 35 North, the airport is only minutes away from DowntownLindsay with its quaint old fashioned shop lined streets.

Lindsay airport is uncontrolled. This translates into minimal delays anduncomplicated departure and arrival procedures. Its in and out at Lindsay.But for students to get the feel of the more congested aviation environment theywill encounter in their flying careers, cross country flights are planned to Controlledairports with more traffic and congestion.

The flight practice areas are located only a few minutes to the north of the airport.A student can be practicing flight maneuvers only ten minutes after starting theengines. This means that there is no waste of student money. Flight time is flighttime at Flycanadian.

Located in an area of flat open terrain, there are no mountains to worry aboutmaking for a safe training environment.

A pilot lounge, two classrooms, dispatch offices and restaurant provide our studentswith the environment they need to comfortably pursue their flight training.


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AccommodationA comfortable well equipped and furnished home is provided for student housingonly minutes away from the airport and conveniently located near downtown

Lindsay.

Amenities include:

Flat Screen TVWi-Fi InternetFireplaceFully Equipped KitchenWasher/ DryerBuilt in ClosetsStorage SpaceBackyard with Porch

Hot and Cold Air-conditioningAmple Parking


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Cost

US$ 14 ,000

The complete professional pilot package for International students

Amount Event

US$ 500 To issue Letter of Acceptance

US$ 5000 Prior to start of training

US$ 500 Deposit

In order to issue the Acceptance Letter to obtain a Study Permit if required.

Total amount applied towards training program cost.

Prior to travel to Canada a further payment of US$ 5,000 is required.

Thereafter pay as you go scheme is in pace with a minimum of $1000 on account at

any time.

Admission RequirementsTo be admitted to this program you must satisfy the following requirements:

17 years of age or more

English language proficiency

High School Diploma or equivalent

Satisfy the requirements to issue a Canadian Study Permit

Contact us at

[email protected]

Visit our web sites

www.Skies-aviation.com

www.flycanadian.ca

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