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When you have completed a course with an average of 75% and feel ready to attempt the final real examination, please follow the following procedures. If you have not obtained 75% email us and we will review your results and decide on the course of action based on your results and situation.

PSTAR (Pre Solo Air Regulations) Examination
Examination can be written at any Flight Training Unit or Transport Canada office.
There are no requirements to attempt the examination other then feeling prepared for the examination. The required pass mark is 90%.

Recreational Written Examination
Although ground school is not required by Transport Canada for the Recreational Written Examination, you will still need preparation for the examination. We feel our Private Pilot Online Ground School is an excellent way to prepare for  the Recreational Written Examination and to prepare your knowledge as a pilot.
We suggest for students who are considering upgrading to the Private Pilot Licence within two years to complete the Private Pilot written examination instead of completing the Recreational written to avoid having to complete another exam. The Private Pilot Written examination can be used as credit toward the Recreational examination.

No ground school records or recommendation is required for the Recreational Written examination, although we will fax or mail the letters if the student so desires. Students are required to have at least a Class IV medical to attempt the examination.

An applicant shall have obtained a minimum of 60% in each of the following four mandatory areas, (Air Law, Navigation, Meteorology, and General Knowledge) as well as in the overall to pass the Recreational Examination.

Private Written Examination
Transport Canada requires applicants to have the following in order to attempt the Private Pilot Written Examination.

• Class 1 or 3 medical.
• 10 hours of flight training
• Letter of recommendation and record of ground school.

To attempt the examination we require notice of at least 48 hours via email. On that email I need your name as it is on your medical, your licence number, a copy of your medical and the last page of your logbook via email or fax. We will fax the recommendation directly to you, Transport Canada, or your Flight Training Unit.

An applicant shall have obtained a minimum of 60% in each of the following four mandatory areas, (Air Law, Navigation, Meteorology, and General Knowledge) as well as in the overall to pass the Private Examination.

Commercial Written Examination
Transport Canada requires applicants to have the following in order to attempt the Commercial Pilot Written Examination.

• Class 1 medical
• 100 hours of flight experience
• Letter of recommendation and record of ground school.

To attempt the examination we require notice of at least 48 hours via email. On that email I need your name as it is on your medical, your licence number, a copy of your medical and the last page of your logbook via email or fax. We will fax the recommendation directly to you, Transport Canada, or your Flight Training Unit.

An applicant shall have obtained a minimum of 60% in each of the following four mandatory areas, (Air Law, Navigation, Meteorology, and General Knowledge) as well as in the overall to pass the Commercial Examination.

Instrument Examination
Transport Canada requires applicants to have the following in order to attempt the Instrument Pilot Written Examination.

• Class 3 medical
• Private Pilot Licence

No ground school records or recommendation is required for the Instrument Written examination, although we will fax or mail the letters if the student so desires.

An applicant shall have obtained a minimum of 70%