EWA.1F – Integrated ATPL
Airline Pilot Program
Get the most prestigious pilot's license in Canada! 
Do you dream of flying for the largest airlines?
940
Theory hours
200
Flight hours
80
Simulator hours
Program description
The integrated ATPL program provides rigorous training to achieve the highest level of pilot licensing in the world. The program is based on a continuous learning system in which basic ground and flight training elements are interdependent and sequenced to ensure complete and effective learning.
Students participating in the Attestation of Collegial Studies (ACS) program will benefit from the same advantages as the integrated training, in addition to receiving a certificate and being eligible for the Quebec government’s Aide financière aux études programs (for Canadian permanent residents).
Admission requirements
Admission requirements vary by training program. However, the following minimum entry ratings should be met:
17 years old or older by the time you start your program; High school diploma or its equivalent; English level deemed adequate by the college; Capable of obtaining the Transport Canada Class 1 Pilot Medical Certificate; Satisfy one of the 4 following conditions:Experience a simulator session during a cabin fire drill.
This video accurately represents what our MCC course is all about: creating a professional, airline-like atmosphere. This training is delivered by active airline pilots, and it provides students with precise procedures and real-life scenarios to prepare them for what awaits them in the industry!
Career opportunities 
Airline Pilot
Commercial Pilot
Flight Instructor
Airline Pilot
Airline pilots work for specific companies, transporting people and cargo on fixed schedules. Together, they share responsibility for flight duties such as steering the plane, communicating with air traffic controllers, and monitoring instruments.
Commercial Pilot
Commercial pilots work in various sectors such as cargo transport, humanitarian missions, rescue flights, banner hauling, aerial photography, agricultural operations, parachute drops, etc.
Flight Instructor
A flight instructor is the trainer of future pilots. They teach theoretical courses and ensure the practical lessons in flight. They accompany the beginners who have never taken the controls of an aircraft until he/she receives a private or commercial license.
Career opportunities
Airline Pilot
Airline Pilot
Airline pilots work for specific companies, transporting people and cargo on fixed schedules. Together, they share responsibility for flight duties such as steering the plane, communicating with air traffic controllers, and monitoring instruments.
Commercial Pilot
Commercial Pilot
Commercial pilots work in various sectors such as cargo transport, humanitarian missions, rescue flights, banner hauling, aerial photography, agricultural operations, parachute drops, etc.
Flight Instructor
Flight Instructor
A flight instructor is the trainer of future pilots. They teach theoretical courses and ensure the practical lessons in flight. They accompany the beginners who have never taken the controls of an aircraft until he/she receives a private or commercial license.
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