Learn to Fly in Greater Sudbury, Ontario

Hicks & Lawrence
Hicks & Lawrence Limited announces the opening of its aviation school Discovery Aviation Academy (DAA) in Greater Sudbury, Ontario, Canada. Hicks & Lawrence Limited is a wholly-owned subsidiary of Discovery Air Inc..

DAA
Discovery Aviation Academy (DAA) opened in September 2011, and DAA provides ground school and flight training to fixed-wing students from its facility in Sudbury, Ontario. Discovery Aviation Academy operates out of a modern facility conveniently located at the Greater Sudbury Airport. The DAA facility has ample office and classroom space for their flight training needs, and they also utilize a large 13,000 square foot hangar at the airport.

Canadian Air Operator
DAA is one of the first flight training centres to be part of a large Canadian air operator – Discovery Air. As Discovery Aviation Academy is part of Discovery Air, they have helped to close the significant gap that often exists between aviation schools and flight operators. DAA offers a variety of ground and flight training to meet the needs of any aspiring aviator.

Discovery Air Inc.
Discovery Air was founded in 2004. It’s a specialty aviation services company that operate across Canada and also in select locations internationally. Discovery Air has over 130 aircraft, and it is one of the largest air operators in Canada.

Discovery Air employs more than 600 flight crew, maintenance workers and support staff to successfully provide a variety of air transport, maintenance and logistics solutions to its many loyal customers.

Discovery Aviation Academy will leverage Discovery Air´s extensive network to help give its students exposure to real-world aviation and bridge the gap between graduation and employment.

Discovery Aviation Academy (DAA) offers many types of flight training including:

• Recreational Pilot Permit
• Private Pilot Licence
• Commercial Pilot Licence
• Night Rating
• VFR OTT Rating
• Multi Engine Rating
• Instrument Rating
• Instructor Rating

Commercial Flight Training
Discovery Aviation Academy has also partnered with Cambrian College to offer a very unique commercial flight training option. Student pilots pursuing commercial flight training at DAA may also combine their studies with the Cambrian College Business Certificate to enhance their aviation employment opportunities. Co-Op opportunities also exist.

Discovery Aviation Academy Fleet
The DAA Training Fleet includes different types of aircraft providing the student pilot access to various types of training.

Cessna 172 Skyhawk
The Cessna 172 Skyhawk is the typical flight training aircraft many student pilots first learn to fly. The C-172 is a high-wing, four-seat, single-engine aircraft and it is very popular for primary flight training.

The C-172 was first developed in the 1950s by Cessna Aircraft, and it’s the most successful mass produced light aircraft ever built. The C-172 is still in production today. The C172 is an ideal training aircraft. It is very comfortable and also quite forgiving to the new student pilot. The Cessna 172 is a favourite aircraft to learn how to fly in.

Cessna 337 Skymaster
The Cessna 337 Skymaster is another high-wing, four-seat airplane. However, the C-337 is a multi-engine aircraft and it is used by DAA for more advanced flight training.

Discovery Air utilizes the C-337 aircraft to provide Aerial Fire Detection in support of the Ontario Government’s Forest Fire Management Program. The Cessna 337 Skymaster is a high-wing, push-pull design with great visibility making it a perfect aircraft to assist with the location of forest fires. The push-pull design of the C-337 also allows for safe handling during engine-out situations. This makes the C-337 an ideal aircraft for multiple-engine training. When pilots choose to transition from single-engine to multi-engine aircraft, Discovery Aviation Academy can provide the required flight training in the Cessna 337 Skymaster.

Rockwell 500 Aero Commander
The Rockwell 500 Aero Commander aircraft is another airplane utilized by Discovery Aviation Academy for advanced flight training.

The Rockewll 500 Aero Commander is a high-wing, four-seat, high performance multi-engine aircraft. The Aero Commander aircraft are used by Discovery Air to provide Airspace and Aircraft Management (Birddog) services in support of the Ontario Government’s Forest Fire Management Program. Students at DAA may train on the AC50 towards earning their Multi-Engine Rating and Group I Instrument Rating.

Approved Maintenance Organization
DAA and Discovery Air have their own Approved Maintenance Organization to maintain their fleet of training aircraft and air operations aircraft. In addition, their Approved Maintenance Organization also provides third party maintenance for Bearskin Airlines, the Northern Ontario School of Medicine, and many private clients.

Aviation Infrastructure
Discovery Aviation Academy leverages the existing aviation infrastructure already in place through Discovery Aviation and Hicks & Lawrence. With the addition of the flight training academy (DAA), it helps to establishes a pipeline of qualified personnel into the larger aviation organization.

Discovery Flight
Book a Discovery Flight with Discovery Aviation Academy. A discovery flight is a great way to find out more. If you’re interested in Aviation, and you’d like to know what it takes to become a pilot, then an Introductory Discovery Flight is for you!

You will experience what it’s like to fly an airplane. On you discovery flight at DAA, you will go flying with a DAA flight instructor. You will experience flying first hand, as you have the opportunity to take the controls in a Cessna 172 Skyhawk. You will be seated in the “Left Seat” as your flight instructor familiarizes you with the panel and controls of the Cessna 172.

An intro flight is also the perfect gift for any aspiring aviator you may know.

Contact Discovery Aviation Academy (DAA)
2621 Skead Road
Unit 12 (Box 3020)
Greater Sudbury (Garson)
Ontario, Canada
P3L 1V4

Telephone: (705) 693-3346
Fax: (705) 693-4551

CFI: Matt Neumann
ICAO: CYSB

Email: info@flydaa.ca

Website: www.FlyDAA.ca

Learn to Fly with Discovery Aviation Academy (DAA) in Greater Sudbury, Ontario, Canada.

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Coniston (Sudbury) and North Bay Locations

Central North Flying Club
Learn to Fly at the Central North Flying Club – CNFC.

CNFC is located in Coniston, Ontario, about 8 miles from Sudbury. CNFC also provides flight training at the Sudbury Airport and the North Bay Airport.

Since 2002
The Central North Flying Club (CNFC) has been in operation since 2002. Their office and airstrip have been operational and serving the community for about a decade, and they offer both ground school and flight training.

Multiple Locations
Their multiple training locations provide pilots with access to both controlled and uncontrolled airports for flight training. Pilot graduates are well suited for aviation work anywhere in Canada, but many CNFC graduating pilots go on to work with Northern operators. CNFC provides the student pilot with exposure to real flying experience in Northern Ontario.

Types of Flight Training:

• Private Pilot Licence (PPL)
• Recreational Pilot Permit (Rec. Permit)
• Airline Transport Pilot Licence (ATPL)
• Multi Engine (Multi)
• Instrument Flight Rating (IFR)
• Night Rating
• VFR Rating
• VFR Over The Top (VFR OTT)

Cessna and Piper
CNFC is currently operating a Cessna 172 (C-172) from their flight school located at the North Bay Airport and a Cessna 150 (C-150) from their Coniston Airport location. In addition, they operate a Navajo Piper PA31 from the Sudbury Airport. They provide training on both their own aircraft and also on privately owned aircraft.

In addition to Flight Training, Central North Flying Club is also available for aircraft charters and scenic tours.

Coniston Airport
CNFC is conveniently located at the Coniston Airport just past the Twin Stacks Golf Club in Coniston, Ontario. There are two asphalt runways with one being 2,260 feet in length and the other is 1,190 feet. The location also offers access to 100LL (Low Lead) fuel on site, as well as W80 and 15W oil.

Introductory Flight
Book an Introductory Flight at Central North Flying Club. Your discovery flight will help you experience flying, and your questions about flight training will be answered.

CNFC offers a one half hour introductory flight for $70.00 plus HST.

Your introductory flight will give you the personal opportunity to go up in the aircraft and fly around to see if you enjoy the experience and thrill of flying before committing to a flight training course.

Your flight instructor will familiarize you with the aircraft and controls, and you will have be given the opportunity to actually fly the aircraft.

Central North Flying Club
You can contact the Central North Flying Club (CNFC) for flight training opportunities in Coniston, Sudbury and North Bay. Call for more details and to plan a visit.

Contact CNFC
Central North Flying Club
84 Smelter Road
P.O. Box 700
Coniston, Ontario
Canada
P0M 1M0

Telephone: (705) 694-9000
North Bay Tel.: (705) 476-7229
Alternate Tel: (705) 670-4431

The North Bay location of CNFC operates from the North Bay Airport beside the Shell station.

ICAO:  CSC9 (Coniston)
ICAO: CYYB (North Bay)

CFI: Michael Rocha

Website: www.CentralNorthFlyingClub.com

Email: barb.cnfc@gmail.com

Learn to Fly in Northern Ontario at the Central North Flying Club (CNFC).

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Learn To Fly in Tillsonburg, Ontario

Tillsonburg Flight Training
The Tillsonburg Flying School is located in a quiet country airport in Tillsonburg, Ontario, Canada. The Tillsonburg Airport is just north of Tillsonburg, and the airport does not have a control zone.

No Control Zone
With no control zone, student pilots will spend more time in the air, and less time on the ground waiting for clearance to taxi or take-off. This saves your money. Your flight training costs will be lower, as you have less wait time and more experience/time flying.  At busy, control zone airports, you may experience delays as you sit on the taxi way waiting for takeoff clearance. At the Tillsonburg Airport, you will spend more time in the air getting training and less time on the ground.

Control Zone Training Available
When you are ready, you can experience Control zone training at air space only 15 minutes away. This gives you the benefit of both worlds. Less wait time for your core flight training, but advanced control zone training is readily available and only minutes away.

Picture Yourself Here!
Imagine yourself here in the cockpit of a Cessna 150 (two place) or Cessna 172 (four place) as you learn how to land an airplane. The Tillsonburg Flying School adapts its training to each individual student’s needs to help make the flight training a positive experience for every student pilot. Training is conducted in a Cessna 150 and a Cessna 172.

Types of Flight Training
The Tillsonburg Flying School provides flight training to help you earn your Recreational Pilot Permit, or your Private Pilot License. Additional ratings include your Night rating and the VFR (Visual Flight Rules) Over The Top rating, and many more.

Recreational Pilot Permit
The Recreational Pilot Permit allows domestic day flying in a single engine, non-high-performance aeroplane operated under VFR conditions. The Rec Permit is restricted to single engine aeroplanes designed for a maximum of four people, but with only one passenger. (Two people including the pilot)

Requirements for Recreational Pilot Permit *

• Minimum Age 14 to obtain a Student Pilot Permit (Solo permit) (i.e. student pilot may fly the aeroplane alone after a flight instructor is satisfied with their ability to safely fly the aircraft)
• Minimum Age 16 to  obtain a Recreational Pilot Permit (i.e. Rec Permit granted, and pilot may take a passenger with them)
• Medical fitness category: 1, 3, or 4
• Minimum flight time required: 25 hours (minimum 15 dual instruction hours, and minimum 5 solo flight hours)

Requirements for Private Pilot License *

• Minimum Age 14 to obtain a Student Pilot Permit (Solo permit) (i.e. student pilot may fly the aeroplane alone after a flight instructor is satisfied with their ability to safely fly the aircraft)
• Minimum Age 17 to obtain a Private Pilot Licence (As a licensed private pilot, you may take passengers with you)
• Medical fitness category: 1, 3, or 4
• Minimum flight time required: 45 hours (minimum 17 dual instruction hours, and minimum 12 solo flight hours)

* Refer to Transport Canada Guidelines for current Licensing requirements

Pilot Ground School
The Tillsonburg Flying School offers Pilot Ground School classes for various pilot licenses and ratings including the Recreational Pilot Permit and the Private Pilot License.

Ground School classes are typically held on weekday evenings, and run for 17 consecutive weeks.

Ground School Topics
The Pilot Ground School covers many topics to prepare the student and help them understand the theory of flight. The student will also become knowledgeable in the Canadian Air Regulations (CARs) that they need to know and understand to be a safe and responsible pilot.

Pilot Resources
During the pilot ground school classes, the student pilot will learn to use many pilot resources such as maps and charts, NOTAMs (Notice To Airmen), flight calculators, METARs (Meteorological Aerodrome Report), TAFs (Terminal Aerodrome Forecast), POH (Pilot’s Operating Handbook), Weight and Balance Charts, etc.

Pilot Ground School Topics Covered:

• Canadian Aviation Regulations (CARs)
• Intro to flying
• Theory of Flight
• Navigation
• Meteorology
• Flight Instruments
• Airframes and Engines
• Aircraft Performance and Airmanship
• Radio Theory and Radio Navigation
• Human Factors
• Pilot Decision Making

Introductory Flight
Take an Introductory Flight (Demonstration Flight) at the Tillsonburg Flying School.

A flight instructor will explain the primary flight controls to you as you pre-flight the aircraft. You will walk around the Cessna airplane, and inspect the control surfaces and the ensure the airplane is ready to be flown.

Left Seat in the Cockpit
For your introductory flight, you will be in the “Left Seat” of the Cockpit, as your flight instructor explains the basic flight instruments and the gauges. This will be your very first flight lesson with a flight instructor. And, if you decide to continue with your flight training, this introductory flight will even count towards your flight time hours.

You Can Fly!
During your Introductory Flight, you will have the exciting opportunity to actually fly the airplane. You will take the controls of the aircraft, under the close supervision of your flight instructor, who will be seated in the “Right Seat” of the cockpit. This enables you to experience the thrill of flying an aircraft for the very first time. You will find out what is needed to be a pilot, and your flight instructor will answer any questions you might have about earning your pilot license. The cost of your introductory flight is only $60 plus applicable HST.

Learn To Fly
Learn to Fly at the Tillsonburg Flying School. Aviation is exciting and fun, and you can become a pilot.

Contact the Tillsonburg Flying School for their current rates, schedules, and availability of Pilot Ground School and flight training.

Tillsonburg Flying School
Tillsonburg Airport
244411 Airport Road
Tillsonburg, Ontario
Canada
N4G 4G8

Telephone: (519) 688-3968
Mobile: (519) 318-1812

CFI: David Brandon

Email: davidbrandon@sympatico.ca

Website: www.TillsonburgFlyingSchool.ca

Learn to Fly at the Tillsonburg Flying School.

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Annual Fly-In and Open House at Brampton Flight Centre

Sunday September 11, 2011
10 am – 4 pm

Brampton Airport
13691 McLaughlin Road

Family Fun
Don’t miss the Brampton Flying Club (BFC) 2011 Open House and Fly-In. This annual event is a great family day for everyone. Aviation enthusiasts, young and old, will enjoy a wonderful day.

The Brampton Airport Open House is a great opportunity to see Vintage Aircraft from W.W. 1 including biplanes and triplanes, and also current aircraft including trainers, kit planes and homebuilt aircraft.

Admission
$5 per person
$20 per family
FREE Parking!

Download the Brampton Flying Club Open House 2011 Flyer!

Fly-In
The BFC Open House is also a Fly-In. Aviators from many other airports and far away destinations will be flying in for the event. This gives you the unique and awesome opportunity to see many incredible aircraft that have flown-in for the day. You can talk with pilots and owners as they join the fun at the Open House.

W.W. 1 Replica Airplanes
Every hour, World War 1 (WW1) Replica Biplanes and Triplanes will be taking to the skies. Watch as these WW1 Flying Machines take-off and engage in simulated dog fights. It’s amazing to see these colourful and historic airplanes circling above as they display their manoeuvrability and performance.

Brampton Airport Open House

• Great War Flying Museum (GWFM)
• Classic and Antique Aircraft
• Antique Automobiles and Motorcycles
• World War 1 Military Dogfight Re-enactments
• Homebuilt and Amateur built aircraft
• Brampton Airport Tours (CNC3)
• Discovery Flights
• Sightseeing Flights
• Fly in a Redbird FMX Flight Simulator
• Humphreys Pilot Shop, Gifts and Gear
• Wings Flight Grille Restaurant (Fully Licensed)
• Barbecue, Restaurant and Pub
• Learn about Flight Kids Camps
• Stop Dreaming. Learn to Fly! (BFC Instructors are on hand to answer your questions about Learning to Fly)
• Flying Demonstrations
• Static Aircraft
• Aviation Displays

Up Close and Personal
Get up close and personal with pilots and aviators. Chat with pilots and owners as they share stories about their aircraft and flying experiences. Bring your camera, and take a close look at these amazing flying machines.

Biplanes and Triplanes
Replica W.W.1 (1914-1918) Biplanes and Triplanes from the early days of flight will be on display, and many will also fly. These early fighter aircraft are always a crowd pleaser, and fun to see.

Great War Flying Museum (GWFM)
Money raised from the Brampton Flying Club Open House and Fly-In will be used to support the Great War Flying Museum (GWFM) located at the Brampton Airport.

GWFM recreates the sights, sounds and feel of World War One combat aircraft. The members of GWFM build, maintain and fly World War One replica fighter aircraft. They also have many precious artifacts from WW1 to commemorate this early era of aviation.

Meet the Pilots
Come early (10 am) to the Brampton Flying Club Open House and Fly-In. Tour the facilities, and browse the displays. There will be many static aircraft for you to see. Best of all, you can chat with many of the pilots as they share their flying stories and knowledge.

Here, you see LearnToFly.ca editor, Geoff McKay with a pilot/owner in front of his replica WW1 era Biplane.

Homebuilt Aircraft
Have you ever thought about building your own aircraft?

There will be many homebuilders and amateur builders at the event who can share their experience. As homebuilt aircraft become increasingly popular, it’s a great opportunity to learn from others who already have built their own flying airplanes.

Talk to pilots who have built airplanes from kits including both ”quick-build” kits and the traditional “parts kits” available today. There may even be a few builders at the event who have built their airplanes from plans, and they had to hand fabricate all the individual components.

LearnToFly.ca editor Geoff McKay recently went for a demo flight with pilot/owner Wayne Hadath in his homebuilt F1 Rocket. The Fastest F1 Rocket in the Known Universe! (Watch the video: F1 Rocket Homebuilt Airplane)

Brampton Flight Centre
Don’t miss this exciting day for aviation enthusiasts of all ages. The annual Brampton Flying Club Open House and Fly-In will be a great day for the entire family. Bring your friends.

Sunday, September 11, 2011
10 am – 4 pm

FREE Parking!

The Brampton Flight Centre is located at:
13691 McLaughlin Road, Brampton, Ontario, Canada

The future pilots in your family will be inspired.

See you Sunday!

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Discount Coupon - Discovery Flight Toronto (Brampton)

SAVE MONEY!
Use this Coupon to receive a special rate of only $100 (plus HST) for an Intro Discovery Flight.

Don’t miss this great opportunity to experience an Introductory Discovery Flight in a Cessna 172 at the Brampton Flight Centre.

Brampton Flight Centre
The Brampton Flight Centre is located in the Greater Toronto Area (GTA), just north of Brampton, Ontario. It’s a great place to learn to fly, and this Discovery Flight Offer makes it easy to discover the thrill of flying.

Discount Coupon
With this discount coupon, you can experience an Introductory Flying Lesson and you will actually fly the airplane. A qualified flight instructor will familiarize you with the Cessna 172 airplane as you inspect the aircraft during a routine pre-flight inspection. Once in the aircraft, you will be seated in the “left seat” or pilot’s seat where you will be familiarized with the Cessna 172 Instrument Panel and the cockpit.

Download the Discount Coupon
Download this Intro Discovery Flight Offer and save money as you experience flying for the first time. The $100 Introductory Discovery Flight is a great way for you to get a taste of what it is like to fly a small aircraft. Save money with LearnToFly.ca Coupons.

You in the Cockpit
Picture yourself in the Cockpit of a Cessna 172 as you fly the aircraft during your Introductory Discovery Flight. The flight itself is typically 20-25 minutes over the surrounding Niagara Escarpment. During the flight, you will be given the opportunity to take the controls and actually fly the airplane. Depending upon your comfort level, you will be able to fly as little or as much as you like under the close supervision of a Brampton Flight Instructor seated in the “right seat” of the cockpit.

Your introductory flight will allow you to fully experience the sensation of flying, and the Flight Instructor will be able to answer any questions during and after the flight. The Introductory Flight Experience also includes a tour of the Brampton Flight Centre facilities, and a pre-flight briefing.

GreatOffer!
Save money and enjoy the thrill of flying with this special Introductory Flight Experience!

This is a great way to start flying right away!

Log your Hours
As a pilot, or student pilot, you log all your hours in the cockpit flying and learning to fly. For your introductory flight experience, a portion of the flying will count as logged hours towards achieving your Private Pilot Licence. If you are sitting in the front seat with the instructor, during your intro flight, it will be considered as a portion of your first lesson towards earning your Private Pilot Licence.

Make your Dreams Come True
You’ve always dreamed of becoming a pilot. It’s time to make your dreams come true. Fulfill your childhood ambition, and learn to fly.

Be a Pilot
It all starts with your Introductory Flying Lesson. Discover what it takes to be a pilot. You will experience the thrill and excitement of learning to fly. For only $100 you can begin your journey today, to becoming a pilot.

Introductory Discovery Flight
During your introductory flight, your flight instructor will explain the basic flight instruments, and help you to understand how to manoeuvre the Cessna 172 aircraft. You will learn some of the basics about flight configurations, performance and flying speeds. You will also experience some of the standard flight manoeuvres such as climbs, descents, turns and straight and level flight. Best of all, you can actually fly the aircraft as your instructor guides you through the procedures.

Cessna 172 Discovery Flight
The Cessna 172 is an ideal airplane for learning to fly. Your introductory discovery flight will be in a Cessna 172, and this is a favourite aircraft for many student pilots.

Skyhawk
The Cessna 172 Skyhawk is a four-place, single engine aircraft. It is a fixed-wing aircraft, and the wing is located above the fuselage, making the Cessna 172 a high-wing aircraft.

The Cessna 172 was first manufactured in 1956, and they are still in production. Based on this longevity, and the popularity of the C-172, it is considered to be the most successful mass produced light aircraft in history.

Most pilots learned to fly, or have some flight experience in either the Cessna 172, or in its related two-place model the Cessna 152.

The Cessna 172 and the Cessna 152 aircraft are sturdy, reliable, and great for flight training. Chances are, you will spend many hours in a C-172 as you continue with your flying lessons. More recently, Cessna released their LSA category aircraft known as the Cessna 162 Skycatcher.

Gift of Flight!
An Introductory Discovery Flight makes a great Gift idea! For birthdays, anniversaries, graduation, Father’s Day, Mother’s Day, Christmas, or other special event, consider booking an Introductory Flight for your special someone.

Introduce your teenager son or daughter to the thrill of flying by surprising them with the Gift of Flight. Imagine the look of excitement on their faces as they climb into the cockpit of an airplane for their very first time.

Bring your camera, and capture the moment as you or someone you love begins to learn to fly.

Book Your Flight
You may schedule your Introductory Discovery Flight for daylight hours for any day of the week.

Contact the Brampton Flight Centre directly to book your flight.

Brampton Flight Centre
13691 McLaughlin Road
Caledon, Ontario, Canada
L7C 3L7

- Closest intersection is King Street and McLaughlin Road
- Just North of Mayfield Road and West of Hwy 10

Telephone: (905) 838-1400
Toronto Line: (416) 798-7928
Toll-Free: (800) 387-2534

Please contact the main reception at extension 0 to book your flight.

Learn to Fly Today!

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Learn to Fly at Sontair Flight Academy

Where Dreams take Flight
Sontair Flight School is located at the Chatham-Kent Municipal Airport in Ontario, Canada.

Sontair has been training professional, Commercial Pilots for over 40 years. Sontair has provided flight training since 1969.

The Chatham-Kent Municipal Airport Services include:

• Flight Training
• Flight Planning
• Air Charter Service
• Hanger Space
• Conference Room
• Food Catering
• Forklift and Freight Handling
• Tie-down Facilities
• Passenger Lounge
• Rental Cars or Limos
• Coffee and Ice
• Pilot Supplies and Gifts
• Plug-in Facilities
• Pilot Lounge
• Crew Car

Chatham-Kent Municipal Airport
Sontair students will enjoy the many benefits of the Chatham-Kent airport. It’s one of the only flight training Airports in Ontario where it take less than five minutes for pilots to fly to the designated practice areas. Unlike many airports, where it may take more than 25 minutes to fly out to the practice area, the student pilot can quickly be practicing their flight training exercises.

The close proximity of the practice area to the airport ensures the majority of your flight training time is educational. This will save you time and money as you earn your pilot licence and ratings.

The Chatham-Kent Municipal Airport is an ideal location for student flight training. It is an uncontrolled airport, and this allows the student pilot to substantially reduce their wait times on ground. At many other airports in south western Ontario, pilots may experience ground wait times before they receive their departure clearance.

The Chatham-Kent Airport has a paved runway with 24 hour access. If you are earning your night rating, or flying to the airport after hours, the airport is convenient and accessible.

Sontair Facilities
Sontair has ample hangar space and training classrooms conveniently located on site at the Chatham-Kent Municipal Airport.

Aerial View of the Runway
Learn to Fly with Sontair in the relaxed and open space surrounding the Chatham-Kent Municipal Airport. Avoid the congested and busy airspace of the other airports. As a student pilot, you will enjoy more time flying and spend less time on the ground waiting for clearance or other air traffic.

International Students – Flight Training
Sontair advertises a Transport Canada approved syllabus that is DGCA (Directorate General of Civil Aviation, India) compliant.

Sontair promises to provide assistance in obtaining your Student Visas, and Sontair also promotes their job placement assistance they provide upon successful completion of the course. Sontair also provides graduating students with assistance to help them convert their Canadian Commercial Pilot License to their respective country’s Pilot License when returning from Canada to their home country.

200+ Hours
Sontair provide pilots with 200+ Hours of Ground School Training in all of the required subject areas. Your flight training will be comprehensive and will help to prepare students for a future career in aviation.

Flight Training at Sontair includes: Private Pilot License (PPL), Commercial Pilot License (CPL), Multi-Engine, Night Rating, VOTT (VFR Over The Top), Instrument Endorsements, Instructors Rating.

Sontair Limited provides flight instruction, charter operation and airport management. Their facility has ample space for ground instruction, flight planning, and relaxing between flights!

100% Canadian Owned
Sontair proudly advertises that they are 100% Canadian owned with over forty years of operations in aviation.

Safety First
Sontair reports they have an excellent safety record and that they conduct regular meetings of their Company Safety Committee. Sontair also promotes that as a company they proactively seek new ways to enhance safety for it’s employees, customers, student pilots, pilots and instructors.

Sontair claims their aircraft fleet maintenance exceeds the Department of Transport minimum standards. According to Sontair, their Aircraft are regularly and stringently maintained by certified Aviation Mechanics. Sontair promotes a safe fying environment providing students with well-maintained aircraft and qualified instructors to help ensure safe flight training for everyone.

Sontair Fleet
Student Pilots will initially learn to fly in single engine aircraft including Cessna 150′s and Cessna 172′s. Advanced training in multi-engine aircraft such as the Piper Seneca is also available.

Discovery Flight
Book an introductory flight with one of Sontair’s qualified instructors. Special Introductory Flights are available from as low as $99. The student pilot will enjoy a 30 minute flight and a tour of the Sontair facility at the Chatham-Kent Municipal Airport. This intro flight experience will confirm your decision to fly with Sontair!

Sontair Limited
Chatham-Kent Municipal Airport
Charing Cross

Contact: Farooq Bhatti, Operational Manager

8528 14th Line
Raleigh Township, RR 2
Merlin, Ontario
N0P 1W0

Tel: (519) 676-3455

CFI: Ronald Evans
ICAO: CNZ3

Email: info@sontair.com
Website: www.sontair.com

Learn To Fly with Sontair!

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Prince George BC, Vanderhoof BC

Learn To Fly in North Central BC
Guardian Aerospace of North Central British Columbia, operates two flight training bases. Choose from Prince George BC or Vanderhoof BC.

Guardian Aerospace provides Flight Training, Air Charter Service, Aircraft Maintenance, Aircraft Structural Repair, Welding and Fabricating.

Learn to Fly with experienced flight instructors at Guardian Aerospace.

Spectacular Aerial Views
You will truly enjoy the spectacular scenery of British Columbia from the two Guardian Aerospace flight training bases located in North Central BC.

From Guardian Aerospace’s Prince George base, you will experience incredible views of a variety of terrain including rolling mountains, ice-capped peaks and glaciers with pristine lakes and streams.

Fly over the Rocky Mountain Glaciers, or the Nechako Reservoir and Tweedsmuir Park nestled in the Coast Mountains. Experience Breath taking aerial views from Vancouver to the Yukon border.

Flight Training at Guardian Aerospace
Earn your wings and other ratings including:

• Recreational Pilot Licence
• Private Pilot Licence
• Commercial Pilot Licence
• Night Rating
• VFR Over-The-Top
• Instrument Rating
• Instructor Rating
• Mountain Flight Awareness Training
• Flight Training in Arctic Conditions

Aircraft – Fleet
Guardian Aerospace has a fleet of well maintained aircraft available for your flight requirements.

Their fleet includes: 2 Cessna 172M, 1 Cessna 150, 1 Cessna 182K, 1 Cessna 182E, 2 Piper Navajo PA31-350.

Pictured here is a 4 place Cessna 172 airplane.

Piper Navajo
The Guardian Aerospace fleet includes two Piper Navajo PA31-350 twin engine aircraft. These light twins have two 350 hp engines. The Piper Navajo cruises at 170 Knots, and seats 8 passengers in addition to the pilot.

When you are ready for Multi-Engine training, Guardian Aerospace has the aircraft to meet your training requirements.

Prince George Airport – CYXS

Prince George has the 3rd longest runway in Canada!
When learning to fly, you will perform many ”Touch and Go” circuits with your flight instructor. This allows you to perform a controlled landing of the airplane, but instead of coming to a complete stop, you accelerate and take-off again. This saves time, and helps you to advance your landing skills in less time.

With the extra long runway at Prince George, you will be able to do TWO “Touch and Go” landings in one circuit. This maximizes your training and minimizes your cost. You may practice extra landings in less time!

The Prince George, BC, airport is not a busy airport. This gives the student pilot more time in the air, as you spend less time waiting on the ground to take-off. The light traffic in the area may include some regional carriers, 737′s, 747′s and cargo planes, but you will not have to wait long before you can take-off or land. This maximizes your flight time, and reduces your idle ground wait time.

Controlled Airport
The Prince George Airport is a Controlled Airport with a Ground and Tower Controller. This helps student pilots to learn the important procedures and radio communications for flying in controlled airspace. The student pilot will benefit from the controlled environment, while at the same time enjoy the benefits of a less busy airport.

Cross Wind Practice
The Prince George Airport has three paved runways, and two grass runways. The five runways provide an excellent opportunity for student pilots (and experienced pilots) to practice flying in any type of wind condition.

The practice area, where student pilots practice their flying exercises such as steep turns and stalls, is located very close to the airport. Within a just few minutes of clearing the Airport Control Zone, the student pilot will be able to start their first flying exercise. At many airports, pilots spend up to half their lesson time getting to the practice area. For faster training, and less cost, the close proximity of the practice area is a huge advantage!

Vanderhoof Airport – CAU4

Relaxed Atmosphere
The Vanderhoof, BC Aerodrome is great for training because there is very little air traffic. The student pilot will enjoy a very relaxed atmosphere for learning to fly.

At Vanderhoof, the student pilot can concentrate on Flight Training instead of constantly worrying about excessive competing traffic in the same airspace. As you learn to fly, you will have more time to learn about the airplane and your flying skills instead of waiting for many other aircraft in the circuit. The reduced air traffic will help make your initial learning experience less stressful.

The Vanderhoof Aerodrome also has both paved and grass runways, and you can learn to land and take-off on both types of surfaces.

Experienced Flight Instructors
Guardian Aerospace Flight Instructors are also Charter Pilots. These experienced instructors have valuable “real life” experience, and they can pass along their knowledge and experience to help student pilots to safely learn how to fly.

Charter Flight Experience
Guardian Aerospace will provide you with a great flight training experience. You will develop your pilot skills well beyond the basic minimums required to pass your flight test. Guardian Aerospace will help you to become a safe and successful commercial pilot with a long career ahead. Student pilots are invited to come along on charter flights to give them free additional experience. This real world flight experience will be a great asset in your progressive flight training.

Introductory Flight
Book an Introductory Discovery Flight at Guardian Aerospace. For only $99, you can experience flight.

This is a great way to enjoy your first flight. You will meet with a qualified flight instructor at Guardian Aerospace, and you take your first step to becoming a pilot. Your flight instructor will explain the aircraft, and you will do a complete “walk around” or “pre-flight” of the aircraft before you take the pilot’s seat.

After you are in the air, your flight instructor will let you take the controls, and actually fly the airplane. You will be shown how to fly straight and level, and also try some climbs, turns and descents.

Bring a Friend
For your discovery flight, bring a friend – for FREE! It’s a great opportunity for you and a friend to see how much fun it is to fly.

Guardian Aerospace
Central British Columbia

Email: info@GuardianAerospace.net
Website: www.GuardianAerospace.net

Prince George, BC
Aviator Road
V2M 4M6

Telephone: (250) 570-2682

CFI: Ursin Camenisch
ICAO: CYXS

Vanderhoof, BC
156 West Stewart Street
Vanderhoof
V0J 3A0

Toll free: 1-866-567-9889
Telephone: (250) 570-2670
Fax: (250) 567-2656

CFI: Eric Stier
ICAO: CAU4

Learn to Fly with Guardian Aerospace in Beautiful British Columbia!

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Annual fly-In and Open House at Brampton Airport

You’re Invited!
The Brampton Flight Centre (BFC) is hosting their Annual Fly-In and Open House at the Brampton Airport (CNC3).

Don’t miss this exciting and fun event for the entire family.

Aviation enthusiasts of all ages will enjoy this great day.

Sunday, September 12, 2010
10 a.m. – 4 p.m.

Admission
$5 per person, or $20 per family

The Brampton Airport
13691 McLaughlin Road

Download the Brampton Flight Centre Open House Flyer 2010

Great War Flying Museum
The Great War Flying Museum (GWFM) is located onsite at the Brampton Airport. The Open House and Fly-In will feature many of the vintage aircraft from GWFM.

GWFM hosts World War I Airplanes and an incredible W.W. I Museum in Brampton, Ontario, Canada. GWFM is Canada’s only Great War flying aircraft museum and it features airplanes, uniforms, medals and much more.

GWFM
Brampton based GWFM was formed in 1970. It’s an all-volunteer group dedicated to recreating the sights, sounds and feel of World War One combat aircraft. GWFM honours the pilots who served with gallantry and distinction during the Great War of 1914 – 1918.

The Great War Flying Museum builds, maintains and flies W.W. I replica and vintage fighter aircraft. You will experience the earliest days of aviation at the Brampton Airport Open House.

Simulated Dog Fights
Don’t miss the simulated Dog Fights and air Combat re-enactments provided by GWFM at the Brampton Flight Centre Open House and Fly-In on Sunday September 12, 2010.

WWI Aviators
Watch W.W. I replica fighter Biplanes and Triplanes flying every half hour at the GWFM Fly-In and Open House at the Brampton Flying Club. These exciting aircraft from an era of aviation nine decades ago will be a truly amazing sight to behold. There will be static displays as well as flying displays to thrill everyone. There will be classic, antique and vintage airplanes flying over the Brampton Airport field for everyone to enjoy.

Amateur Built Aircraft
Amateur Builders will be on hand to share their stories, tips and knowledge. Amateur Built Aircraft are becoming increasingly popular with incredible advances in Kit Planes and composite aircraft. If you are thinking about building your own aircraft, spend some time with others who have already successfully completed and flown their own home-built airplane.

Ask other home builders for guidance on what type of kit to build, and what tools and experience you will need to build your own airplane. Take pictures of finished home built planes, as well as other aircraft projects that are still a work in progress.

Learn To Fly
If you want to Learn to Fly, this is a great opportunity to discuss the path to becoming a pilot. BFC instructors will be on hand to explain what is involved and how to proceed. Discuss costs, time, commitment and knowledge needed to be a Pilot.

Learning to fly is one of the most rewarding pursuits, and many of your questions will be answered on the spot. You may even take a Demo Flight (Familiarization Flight) to see if flying is for you. It’s back to school time, so it’s a great time to Learn to Fly!

Brampton Airport Open House and Fly-In

• Brampton Flying Club Open House
• Great War Flying Museum (GWFM) Annual Fly-in & Open House
• WW1 Replica fighter biplanes and triplanes flying every half hour from 11 AM
• Classic and Antique aircraft
• Antique automobiles and motorcycles
• WW1 military re-enactments
• Amateur-built aircraft
• Sightseeing Flights available in BFC aircraft – $40 per person
• Observe our state-of-the-art Flight Simulator
• 892 Squadron Air Cadets will be assisting
• Humphreys Pilot Shop, Gifts & Gear
• Wings Flight Grille Restaurant and Pub OPEN to the PUBLIC ALL YEAR (fully licensed)
• Learn about Flight School, Brampton Flight College and Kid’s Flight Camps
• Airport Trolley Tours
• Barbecue, Restaurant and Pub
• Live Music

Brampton Flight Centre
See you at BFC this Sunday.

September 12, 2010
11 a.m. to 4 p.m.

Bring the entire family. Bring your camera.

Don’t miss this exciting, family fun, aviation day!

The Brampton Flight Centre is located at:
13691 McLaughlin Road, Brampton, Ontario, Canada

Proceeds go to support the Great War Flying Museum (GWFM) of Brampton.

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Barrie, Ontario

Learn to Fly Ultralights at BFC
The Barrie Flying Club (BFC) operates 7 days per week from its home-base in Barrie, Ontario. BFC specializes in Ultralight Aircraft Flight Training. The Ultralight category of Aircraft provides a great way for aviation enthusiasts to earn their wings in as little as 2 weeks!

PPUL
The Pilot Permit Ultralight (PPUL) is the quickest way to earn your wings! Fly every day, and you can earn your PPUL in only 2 weeks.

Only have time for weekend flying?
Many BFC students earn their PPUL in only 6 weeks by flying on Saturdays and Sundays only. Don’t delay, earn your wings today!

After earning your PPUL, you may fly solo in any aircraft that falls in the ultralight category. Like other Pilot permits, certificates and licenses, you must meet Transport Canada specified criteria including specific knowledge, skill and experience requirements.

PPUL Knowledge Requirements
The Transport Canada Knowledge Requirements for your PPUL are easily learned through ground school or self study. The candidate will then be required to pass a written test consisting of multiple choice questions. Student Pilots may download the essential study guides and practice exams directly from Transport Canada.

PPUL Skill and Experience Requirements
The student pilot will earn the practical skill requirements through hands-on training and flight instruction. Their flight instructor will guide them through all the necessary flight manoeuvres they are required to master for their PPUL. During their flight training, the student pilot must accumulate the required dual and solo hours of flying time to meet the Experience requirements for the PPUL.

Letter of Competency
For a Private Pilot Licence (PPL), the student pilot must take a flight test with a Transport Canada examiner. With the PP-UL, your flight instructor will issue a ‘Letter of Competency’. This will be enough for Transport Canada (TC) to issue your Pilot Permit Ultralight certificate. However, a flight test with a TC examiner will be required if you wish to carry a passenger. You need your Passenger Rating to take a friend flying with you. Many PPUL pilots will want the added privilege of carrying a passenger, and will therefore proceed with earning their Passenger Rating.

Sky Cruiser Ultralight
The Sky Cruiser is an advanced Ultralight LSA aircraft.

The Barrie Flying Club uses the Sky Cruiser for your Ultralight Flight Training. The Sky Cruiser is a factory built Ultralight Aircraft, and it is a fun, advanced and innovative LSA aircraft. It’s a great plane for you to learn to fly.

BilSam Aviation
The Sky Cruiser Ultralight Aircraft is manufactured by BilSam Aviation of Poland. The Sky Cruiser uses the 100 hp Rotax 912 ULS engine.

The Sky Cruiser features Slotted Flaps for Short Take-Off Landing (STOL) performance. This makes the aircraft ideal for slow landings and take-offs on short fields. The airplane also has an excellent range of 600 miles (960km).

100% Carbon Composite
The Sky Cruiser is a 100% Carbon Composite structure. It’s very light and yet incredibly strong and durable.

Sky Cruiser Features

• Top Speed of 118 KTS
• Cruise Speed of 108 KTS
• Vne Speed of 135 KTS
• Vs0 Stall Speed (Dirty) of 40 KTS
• Take-off distance of 450 feet
• Landing distance of 550 feet
• Rate of Climb of 1,050 fpm

The Barrie Flying Club will have you flying the Sky Cruiser to earn your Pilot Permit Ultralight certificate in no time.

Eugene Dworecki
The Chief Flight Instructor (CFI) at the Barrie Flying Club (BFC) is Eugene Dworecki. He will help you earn your wings, and guide you through earning your PPUL. From the ground school through the issuance of your PPUL, Eugene will help you achieve your goal of learning to fly.

2 Day Ground School
The Barrie Flying Club offers a 2-Day, weekend Ground School for the PP-UL course. After completing the PP-UL ground school, you will be familiar with the necessary knowledge areas covered by the Transport Canada ULTRA Exam.

After signing up for the ground school, you will be assigned some pre-reading to help you prepare ahead of time for the two days of classroom instruction. The required reading list and reference materials will be provided to you by BFC when you enrol in the PPUL training program.

Introductory Flight
Take to the air, and enjoy an aerial view from the cockpit. Your Introductory Flight will put you behind the controls, and you will experience flying for your first time.

Your Discovery Flight Experience begins with an introduction to the aircraft. Your instructor will explain the pre-flight safety checks carried out by pilots before every flight. You will learn about the airplane, and the importance of safety. Your pre-flight inspection of the airplane will include checking the controls, ailerons, flaps, rudder, leading edge of the wing, instruments, fuel and oil levels, suspension, tires, pitot static system, fuselage and other important parts of the airframe.

After thoroughly inspecting the airplane, you and your instructor will climb inside the cockpit to prepare for your discovery flight. You’ll be seated in the pilot’s seat (Left Seat), and your instructor will guide you through a series of additional checks including avionics (radio), local air traffic, and weather conditions.

Take-Off
Your instructor will taxi the aircraft into position, and after receiving your clearance from the tower, you will experience taking off into the skies above. Shortly after take-off, your instructor will begin demonstrating the basics of flying. It’s your first flying lesson, and you will be given an opportunity to fly the airplane. Your instructor will give you control of the aircraft, and help you through some simple turns, climbs, descents, and straight and level flight. When the flight is almost over, your instructor will bring you and the aircraft back down to the airport for a post-flight briefing.

Be certain to bring your camera. You will want some great shots from the cockpit as you fly over the beautiful scenery. Discovery flights are also a great gift idea. Book an introductory flight for yourself, or someone you know who loves aviation.

Contact the Barrie Flying Club today to book your Discovery Flight. Take your first step to earn your Pilot Permit Ultralight (PPUL) certificate.

You may also talk to BFC about renting or buying a Sky Cruiser Ultralight.

Barrie Flying Club
Contact Eugene Dworecki
560 Anne Street North
Barrie, Ontario, Canada
L4M 6L9

Tel: (705) 735-4351
Training Centre: (705) 817-1666

CFI: Eugene Dworecki
ICAO: CNA3

Email: barrieflyingclub@rogers.com
Website: www.BarrieFlyingClub.com

Call BFC for your Ultralight Flight Training!

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Professional Pilot Training | Flying Club

WWFC
The Waterloo Wellington Flight Centre (WWFC) is a non-profit organization with over 75 years dedicated to pilot training.

K-W Flying Club
Originally known as the Kitchener Waterloo Flying Club, WWFC has grown from a small grass strip into a first class aviation facility. The flight centre is registered with the Ontario Ministry of Training, Colleges and Universities, as a Private Career College.

WWFC is located at the Waterloo Regional Airport (CYKF). The airport has paved runways 4,100 and 7,000 feet in length, and multiple instrument approaches. The airport also has a Control Tower making this an ideal location for professional pilot training.

Watch the WWFC Video!

Watch this exciting video to learn more about the Waterloo Wellington Flight Centre

WWFC is one of the Top Flight Schools in Canada. The training centre has hundreds of members and a large group of qualified and helpful instructors. The Flight School is modern and fully equipped for professional and private pilot training. The classrooms utilize the latest state of the art presentation equipment for ideal training. The facility also includes both individual study rooms and pre/post flight briefing rooms for private feedback and instruction from your flight instructor.

WWFC’s new building offers students three classrooms, instructional aids, briefing and study areas, on-site computers with Internet access to obtain aviation weather, and a pilot supply shop stocked with aviation books, aviation gear, charts, maps and aviation clothing.

WWFC Fleet
The Waterloo Wellington Flight Centre operates a modern and well maintained fleet of 25 aircraft including 18 Cessnas and two twin engine Piper Seminoles and also a certified Flight Simulator.

The WWFC aircraft fleet is ideal for your private pilot and professional pilot needs. From the 2 place Cessna 152 up to the Piper Seminole multi-engine Twin, you will have the opportunity to fly the best airplane suited to your flight training needs.

In addition, WWFC operates a certified Elite Flight Simulator. This is great for IFR training without the cost of aircraft time. Students can log their hours, and benefit from advanced training in the flight simulator. The hourly cost is much less than it would cost the student to log the same hours in the air.

Aircraft Fleet:

• 2 Piper Seminoles
• 8 Cessna 172s (N and S model)
• 7 Cessna 152s
• 3 Cessna 172RGs
• 3 Diamond Katana DA-20s
• 1 Certified Elite Simulator

The Flight Centre and airport facilities provide:

• Rental Car Services
• Hotel Reservations
• Complete Maintenance Facilities
• Full Service Restaurant (Runways Cafe)
• New Modern Building and Training Facility
• Nav Canada Tower Operation
• Multiple IFR approaches including RNAV
• VOR on the field
• Runway Lighting
• Convenient access from a large Parking area
• Direct Access from the Ramp
• Maintenance Hanger
• Pilot Flight Planning area
• Passenger Waiting area

The Waterloo Wellington Flight Centre facility is designed for your advanced flight training needs.

WWFC Career Programs
Waterloo Wellington Flight Centre offers various programs for students pursuing an Aviation Career as a Commercial Pilot.

Students may choose between a 2 year Diploma program, or a 4 year Degree program. Students may also choose a 16 month Fast Track Program.

Fast Track
For students who already have a post-secondary diploma or degree, the 18 month professional pilot Fast Track Program is a great way to earn your Commercial Pilot license complete with Multi-Engine and Instrument Ratings (MIFR).

Conestoga College and WWFC
The Science and Aviation program is a collaboration between Waterloo Wellington Flight Centre and nearby Conestoga College. Students in this 2 year Diploma program will take classes at Conestoga College as well as at the Waterloo Wellington Flight Centre. Graduates of the program will acquire a Commercial Pilot’s Licence as well as a diploma in General Arts and Science (Aviation).

The Science and Aviation Program is designed to provide a strong science and technology base for exciting careers in a very diverse range of aviation and aerospace industries. Students will receive advanced flight training leading to a Commercial Pilot Licence complete with Multi-IFR ratings. Learn without Limits with Conestoga College and WWFC.

University of Waterloo and WWFC
Consider the advanced 4 Year U of W accredited degree program in Geography or Science. In the U of Waterloo classes, students will learn how to interpret weather patterns, identify land formations, read multi-layer maps, and use a range of technical programs as a geographer. The students may focus in either Earth Sciences or Physics, or choose the more broadly based non-specialized program.

Graduating students will earn their Commercial Pilot’s Licence with Multi-Engine and IFR Ratings (MIFR). In addition, graduates will receive a Bachelor’s Degree in Environmental Studies (BES) or a Bachelor of Science (BSC) Degree from the University of Waterloo. 

Transport Canada Approved
The WWFC Commercial Pilot Training Program is Transport Canada Approved. Graduates of the Conestoga or U of W Aviation Programs will gain approximately 215 hours of flight time, in addition to their College Diploma or University Degree, and their Commercial Pilot’s Licence with additional ratings.

Region of Waterloo International Airport (CYFK)
The Waterloo Wellington Flight Centre is conveniently located at the Region of Waterloo International Airport in Breslau, Ontario, Canada.

In addition to the various Aviation Career Programs, WWFC offers Flight Training for Personal (Private) Pilots and International Students.

Personal Pilot Training:

• Recreational Pilot Training
• Private Pilot Licence
• Night Rating
• Instrument Rating
• Multi-Engine Rating
• VFR “Over the Top”

WWFC offers training and aircraft rentals to qualified individuals enjoying aviation as a hobby. The Waterloo Wellington Flight Centre has a team of qualified and dedicated Flight Instructors with a vast amount of aviation experience. The experienced flight staff include instructors with experience as airline pilots, corporate pilots and air-taxi pilots with thousands of hours of experience in all levels of flight instruction.

Introductory Flying Lesson
Interested in Aviation? Have you always dreamed of Earning Your Wings?

Take a Discovery Flight at WWFC and experience your first Flight as a student pilot. Your Introductory Flight Lesson will start you on your path to becoming a pilot. If you want to learn to fly for recreation or you want to to pursue a career in aviation, your discovery flight will start you on one of the most exciting and enjoyable experiences of your life!

Sign up for a half-hour Introductory Flight Lesson with a qualified Flight Instructor and learn what flying is all about. You actually fly the plane!

• Spend half an hour at the controls of a single-engine, 2-seat Cessna 152 for only $79.00 +GST
• For only $89.00 +GST, fly the slightly larger, 4-seat Cessna 172

For all your Aviation needs and advanced Flight Training Programs, visit the Waterloo Wellington Flight Centre.

WWFC – Waterloo Wellington Flight Centre
Region of Waterloo International Airport
Unit 3-4881 Fountain Street North
Breslau, Ontario, Canada
N0B 1M0

Telephone: (519) 648-2213 
Toll-Free: (877) 359-9932 [877 FLY WWFC]
Fax: (519) 648-3102

CFI: Matt Scheben
ICAO: CYFK

Email: info@wwflightcentre.com
Website: www.wwflightcentre.com

Fly into your Future!

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