Flying in Canada on a JAA PPL
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Flying in Canada on a JAA PPL
Hi guys and Gals,
Off to visit family for the first time in Canada l8r this year. Being a poor student, the flying over there is very cheap and would like to do some hr building over there. Does any one know what is required to gain a temporary Canadian PPL for the duration of my stay (assuming it is like the US system)?
What do I need to do???
Thanx in advance, Tri
Off to visit family for the first time in Canada l8r this year. Being a poor student, the flying over there is very cheap and would like to do some hr building over there. Does any one know what is required to gain a temporary Canadian PPL for the duration of my stay (assuming it is like the US system)?
What do I need to do???
Thanx in advance, Tri
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Hi Trislander
The Canadian conversion is dead easy - you can write off in advance to Transport Canada (www.tc.gc.ca) , and they will send you through a Foreign Licence Validation certificate.
Then that's it - you can fly C reg planes with no further hassle (though of course any club will want to do a checkout).
Don't know where you're headed, but I recommed Canadian flight Academy, based in Oshawa, about 40 miles east of Toronto.
Have a great trip.
The Canadian conversion is dead easy - you can write off in advance to Transport Canada (www.tc.gc.ca) , and they will send you through a Foreign Licence Validation certificate.
Then that's it - you can fly C reg planes with no further hassle (though of course any club will want to do a checkout).
Don't know where you're headed, but I recommed Canadian flight Academy, based in Oshawa, about 40 miles east of Toronto.
Have a great trip.
