Flight School on Montreal - advice
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There used to be a lot of flight schools in and around Montreal.
Located at Trudeau Intl airport the only school i know of is Dorval Aviation. In my opinion, they would be a superb school to convert your CPL/IR, since there is a higher amount of professionalism and Trudeau is a good place to train in with easy access. My experience there was good and i highly recommend them.
St-Hubert airport CYHU is located southeast of Montreal not too far away. However, i dono which schools there are right now. I know that Pro Aviation just recently closed its doors, Montreal Flying Club moved to Laurentide Aviation in Les Cedres, so that would leave Cargair, Inc. I believe and i heard of plans to open a new school with a Piper Seneca I.
If you've got a car theres the possibility of Laurentide Aviation located at Les Cedres airport to the southwest of Montreal, about 30 minutes from the west island and i estimate an hour and a half from downtown Montreal.
Even further to the southwest there is a flight school in Cornwall, ive only flown there once, so i dont know too much about them, have heard good and bad.
To convert licences, Dorval Aviation seems the way to go, their website is
www.dorvalaviation.com
Located at Trudeau Intl airport the only school i know of is Dorval Aviation. In my opinion, they would be a superb school to convert your CPL/IR, since there is a higher amount of professionalism and Trudeau is a good place to train in with easy access. My experience there was good and i highly recommend them.
St-Hubert airport CYHU is located southeast of Montreal not too far away. However, i dono which schools there are right now. I know that Pro Aviation just recently closed its doors, Montreal Flying Club moved to Laurentide Aviation in Les Cedres, so that would leave Cargair, Inc. I believe and i heard of plans to open a new school with a Piper Seneca I.
If you've got a car theres the possibility of Laurentide Aviation located at Les Cedres airport to the southwest of Montreal, about 30 minutes from the west island and i estimate an hour and a half from downtown Montreal.
Even further to the southwest there is a flight school in Cornwall, ive only flown there once, so i dont know too much about them, have heard good and bad.
To convert licences, Dorval Aviation seems the way to go, their website is
www.dorvalaviation.com
