Recreational Pilot Permit
The Recreational Pilot Permit (RPP) allows you to become an aeroplane pilot quickly and inexpensively! At the end of your training, you will be able to fly a Canadian daytime aircraft and carry a passenger! You can start your training at any time of the year. Your dream of becoming a pilot is much closer than you thought. Register now!
Privileges
The holder of a Recreational Pilot Permit may, during the day, fly an aeroplane (wheeled, floatplane or skiplane) with a maximum seating capacity of four and carrying only one passenger. In addition, the holder of a Recreational Pilot Permit may only fly in Canada in an aeroplane or ultralight with a Canadian registration.
Canadian Aviation Regulations
Act: RAC 401.22
Standard: RAC 421.22
Specifications
Ground School
40 hours (Optional)
Dual flight
17 hours minimum requirement
Flight navigation
2 hours with instructor
Solo flight supervised and Pilot in command
7 hours
Review
Written exam and Flight Test
Qualifications
Prerequisites
Prerequisites
16 years old
Category 4 medical certificate
Duration
of the training:
of the training:
2 months (on average)
