We have grown to be one of the leading international pilot schools in the USA. Our high standards ensure we have the top reputation for producing the best trained airline pilots within the aviation industry throughout the world.

On completion of your airline flight training program you will receive a Commercial Pilot Certificate and Instrument Rating for single engine and multi engine aircraft from the US Federal Aviation Administration (FAA). The program is designed for international students with no flying experience.

The Commercial Pilot License (CPL) Training makes up the first part of the Airline Pilot Training. You will gain the license qualifications to be able to establish a career within the commercial aviation industry.

The Commercial Pilot License allows you to fly for hire. This is the core license needed to do any flying for compensation, such as flight instruction, sightseeing, cargo-carrying, airline work etc. The focus of the flight training is mastery of the airplane in maneuvers, night flight and extended cross-country trips.

Flying Experience Requirements for a Commercial License are within those approved by ICAO and the training imparted at Grey Eagle Flight Academy is compliant for the same.

On completion of your airline flight training program you will receive a Commercial Pilot Certificate and Instrument Rating for single engine and multi engine aircraft from the US Federal Aviation Administration (FAA). The program is designed for international students with no flying experience.

The FAA licenses are recognized by the International Civil Aviation Organization (ICAO), are accepted by all member states of that organization, and may be used to obtain any national certificate. American pilots who hold equivalent aeroplane pilot certificates can now convert those certificates into Canadian licences with greater ease because of an agreement between US and Canadian aviation licensing authorities. This agreement applies to aero plane pilot licences, instrument ratings and aero plane type ratings.

Please see the agreement (Link: http://www.tc.gc.ca/civilaviation/general/personnel/usconversion.htm) as signed by U.S. and Canadian officials.

Refer to the Commercial Pilot Program page (Link) for training schedule and other details.