INTEGRATED COMMERCIAL PILOT LICENCE
ICPL(A) - AEROPLANE

Ref. CAR 426.75(1)

If you are looking for a flying career in the aviation industry and are starting your flight training from the beginning (i.e. no previous flight experience), our Integrated Commercial Pilot Licence Program ICPL(A) is for you!

The training will cover all of the minimum required licences and ratings needed to work for hire or reward and be paid for your services as a pilot working for a licensed commercial air operator in Canada. The program consists of the following training: 

Please Note:

We are not currently offering public ICPL training due to current training demands and student load

HOW LONG DOES THE FLIGHT TRAINING TAKE?

  • On average, estimated training time would be 18 to 20 months if flying full time (minimum 5 training sessions per week)

WHAT ARE THE AGE REQUIREMENTS FOR TRAINING?

  • You must be a minimum 17 years of age

WHAT ARE THE AVIATION MEDICAL REQUIREMENTS?

  • Prior to beginning your flight training for the ICPL, you must have a valid Category 1 aviation medical certificate from a Transport Canada-approved Civil Aviation Medical Examiner (CAME). Below is a list of approved list of medical examiners in the London, Ontario area:

**Dr. Chapeskie** Office: 519-461-0776 (Address: Box 130, 21816 Fairview Road (Thorndale))

**Dr. Sirek** Office: 226-213-6700 (Address: 701 Oxford Street East, London, Ontario)

Medical Examiners can be found [**here**](http://wwwapps.tc.gc.ca/saf-sec-sur/2/came-meac/l.aspx?lang=eng) on the Transport Canada website

ICPL ADMISSION REQUIREMENTS

  • You must be a minimum of 17 years of age to begin the program and be a minimum of 18 years of age upon completion of the program (in order to be issued a Commercial Pilot Licence (CPL) per Transport Canada regulations)

  • Aviation Language Standard Met - [**Information**](https://www.tc.gc.ca/en/services/aviation/licensing-pilots-personnel/getting-aviation-language-proficiency-demonstration.html "Title")

  • Have achieved a minimum education standard of high school graduation (Note: If persuing airline employment, it is STRONGLY recommended to have a university or college level degree or diploma)

  • Have successfully qualified for a Transport Canada Category 1 Aviation Medical Certificate