Pilot Training
Commercial Courses
get paid to fly
A commercial pilot flies for their job – whether it’s a large aircraft or a smaller one, they are getting paid to fly.
After obtaining your Private Pilot Licence, if your goal is to become a professional pilot, the next step is earning your Commercial Pilot Licence (CPL). At WWFC, you can pursue your CPL at your own pace, following a customized plan developed with guidance from our Chief Flight Instructor. The CPL program at WWFC is approved as a vocational program under the Ontario Career Colleges Act, 2005. Before beginning any part of your CPL training, including ground school or flight training, you will need to sign an Ontario Career College contract.
Recreational Courses
fly for fun
Fly as pilot-in-command of a single-engine airplane designed to carry a maximum of four passengers, but with no more than one passenger carried on board, under Day VFR conditions in Canadian Airspace.
Ratings
expand your skills
WWFC offers a variety of ratings to achieve after obtaining a Private Pilot Licence including Night Rating, Instrument Rating, Flight Instructor Rating and more!