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What are the requirements to join the pilot training program at First Class Aviation?
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How much does it cost to complete the pilot training program?
The cost of training varies based on the program you choose and the specific flight school location. Generally, the following cost ranges apply:
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Private Pilot License (PPL): Approximately $10,000 to $15,000 (varies by location and flight hours).
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Commercial Pilot License (CPL): Around $30,000 to $50,000 for the entire program, including flight hours and materials.
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Airline Transport Pilot License (ATP): This advanced certification can cost between $50,000 to $75,000 or more, depending on the type of training and flight hours required.
Note: These estimates do not include additional costs such as textbooks, accommodation, medical exams, or visa fees. We provide a detailed breakdown of costs upon request.
Do I need to pay for the entire course upfront?
No, we offer flexible payment options. Most students choose to pay a deposit to secure their spot in the program, and then arrange for payments throughout the course. We also provide options for payment plans to help you manage the cost of your education. Additionally, financial aid or scholarships may be available for eligible students, so be sure to inquire about these options during your application process.No, we offer flexible payment options. Most students choose to pay a deposit to secure their spot in the program, and then arrange for payments throughout the course. We also provide options for payment plans to help you manage the cost of your education. Additionally, financial aid or scholarships may be available for eligible students, so be sure to inquire about these options during your application process.
Can international students apply for the pilot training program?
Yes, we welcome international students! Our Visa & Immigration Support team will guide you through the visa application process, ensuring that you meet all necessary requirements to study in Canada or the U.S.. Whether you need assistance with obtaining a study permit or an F-1 visa, we provide step-by-step support. We also help international students secure accommodation and navigate life in their new home country.
If your program takes longer than expected, or if you need more time to complete flight hours, you may be eligible to extend your study permit or visa. We assist with the renewal process, ensuring you have all necessary documents and meet the requirements for extending your visa, so you can continue your training without any interruptions.
Do you provide job placement assistance after graduation?
Yes, we offer extensive career support services. Our Job Placement Assistance includes:
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Career Counseling: We provide guidance on resume writing, interview preparation, and career planning.
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Internship Opportunities: We help students secure internships with airlines, flight schools, and aviation companies.
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Job Board Access: Our students have exclusive access to job postings for commercial pilots, flight instructors, and other aviation positions.
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Networking Opportunities: We organize networking events and career fairs with major airlines, aviation organizations, and flight schools to connect students with potential employers.
Our goal is to ensure you don’t just graduate with a certificate, but that you also enter the aviation industry with a clear career path.
The process for obtaining a student visa depends on the country you are applying to study in:
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Canada: To study in Canada, international students must apply for a Study Permit. We will guide you through the entire process, including helping you gather the necessary documents (such as proof of financial support, medical exams, and your letter of acceptance from First Class Aviation).
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United States: To study in the U.S., international students must apply for an F-1 Visa. Our team will assist with filling out the DS-160 form, preparing the necessary documents, and providing tips for your visa interview.
We ensure that all the required paperwork is completed and submitted on time, so you can focus on your studies and training.
Graduates of First Class Aviation have excellent career prospects in a variety of fields within aviation. Some of the key career paths include:
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Commercial Pilot: You may work for airlines, cargo companies, or private aviation firms.
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Flight Instructor: Become a Certified Flight Instructor (CFI) and teach future pilots.
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Corporate Pilot: Fly for private companies or individuals using corporate jets or private aircraft.
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Airline Transport Pilot (ATP): Work for major airlines, operating large commercial airliners.
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Freight and Cargo Pilot: Fly cargo planes for logistics and freight companies.
Many of our graduates go on to secure roles with major airlines, charter companies, and corporate aviation, both domestically and internationally. We actively help students connect with employers and explore job opportunities.
In most cases, international students on a study permit or F-1 visa can work part-time while studying, but there are certain restrictions:
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In Canada, full-time students can work up to 20 hours per week during the academic year and full-time during scheduled breaks (e.g., summer).
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In the U.S., students on an F-1 visa can work up to 20 hours per week during the school term and full-time during breaks.
We provide support and guidance on how to apply for the necessary work permits so that you can gain work experience while studying.