The flight component:
Includes all air work (take-offs and landings, cross-country navigation trips, instrument flying and pre-flight tests). Transport Canada requires 17 hours of dual instruction, including 3 hours of cross-country and 5 hours of instrument time. The solo portion is 12 hours of which 5 must be cross country experience and include a 150 nautical mile cross country
In order to reach the minimum 45-hour requirement our approximate breakdown of training time is as follows:
30 hours dual instruction (with an instructor). The rate for dual instruction is $164.00/hr. This includes the aircraft rental ($111.00/hr.), insurance and fuel surcharges ($9.00/hr.), and the instructor fee ($44.00/hr.).
15 hours of solo practice which will include five hours of cross-country flying. The rental rate for solo flying is $120.00 /hr. (based on the above rates less the instructor charges).
Ground school: a 40-hour course is also required. It will provide you with valuable knowledge on all of the aviation subjects, which you will be tested on. Notes should be taken and you should be prepared to spend approximately 60 hours of self-study in addition to the 40 hours stated above. It will also provide you the opportunity to interact with fellow students and share your experiences. The cost, $250.00, is included in the above price. Topics covered include:
Canadian Aviation Regulations, Aerodynamics & Theory of Flight, Meteorology, Airframes, Engines and Systems, Flight Instruments, Radio and Electronic Theory, Navigation, Flight Operations, Licensing Requirements and Human Factors (including pilot decision making)
Books and navigational equipment required for your ground school kit cost $235.00.
We would like to stress that the total price is based upon the minimum requirements set forth by Transport Canada. Actual flight times (and therefore costs) may be higher than stated based on the student\'s ability and aptitude. P.S.T. and/or G.S.T. are extra. Prices are subject to change without notice.
Additional requirements and costs are as follows:
Medical Examination - The cost for this examination is approximately $70.00.
There is a written examination fee of $105.00 and a flight test fee of $200.00. Both fees are paid to Transport Canada or a designated examiner. There is a Transport Canada licensing fee of $55.00
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喜欢飞行的朋友们来聊聊.（细节请见11，12楼）更新一个新连接（25楼）。
),不过这些数据或许可以让朋友们稍微放心一下 :\"世界上每天有8万多次民航航班,一年就是3000万次航班,每年民航空难最多不过十起(多数情况下每年民航空难为3-4起,去年算是特例,多的反常,有7起空难),那么也就是说对于一个飞行员来说每年他的死亡几率不到300万分之一.
