Recreational Pilot Permit
The Recreational Pilot Permit (RPP) is one of the most affordable ways to get into flying in Canada. As a permit, it is only valid for flying in Canada, and permits the pilot to fly up to a four seat aircraft with a single passenger.
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During your training, you will gain knowledge of the aircraft, navigation, radio procedures and pre-flight inspections.
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If you are interested in applying to become a Freedom Air student, please fill out the Membership Form and email it to mark.logan@freedomair.ca
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REQUIREMENTS
The minimum age to obtain the RPP is 16 years old and obtain a category 4 or higher medical certificate. You may solo at 14 years old. A Minimum of 25 hours total flight time including:
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15 hours dual, including:
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minimum 2 hour cross country​
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5 hours solo​
Minimum of 40 hours of Ground School and a 90% or higher of Pre-Solo Test of Air Regulations Exam and 60% or higher on the Private Pilot License - Aeroplane Exam
