Obtaining a Comm License in Canada and returning to South Africa
 

Hi there

I am interesting in doing my comm / ATPL training in Canada, and would then like to return to my home country in South Africa.

Does anyone know if the qualifications i would obtain in Canada would allow me to fly commercially in South Africa, (and Europe for that matter) ?

Regards
Giles

NO. just cheaper flight hours

Hi

So does that mean - 'No', i can't do my training in Canada?

Hi gilesparnell,

there's nothing stopping u from training in Canada as long as u obtain the right visa etc etc. If u wanna fly bk in SA you would need to convert to a SA CPL/IR(ME). Which I believe would involve writing the theory exams and doing two flight tests, I might be wrong but that is what I think it involves. Its your home country so at least you have the right to live and work there.

The same pretty much applies to Europe, u need the right to live and work there. For the conversion, u need to either write the CPL and IR theory exams or write the 14 ATPL exams and the it is training as required for the CPL plus the practical test, and extra 15 hours of training for the IR plus the practical test.

Hope that clears it up.

HP

Thanks Mate

Thanks much clearer.

I believe you can undertake a Transport Canada CPL/IR on a tourist visa (or tourist visa exemption depending on your country, SA should be OK), at least according to Harvair (fine oufit btw).

all wrong!
 

I am a Canuck

I work on B737 with my Transport Canada license in SA pm me i explain to you!


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