FAA to TC – PPL Conversion Course (FAAPA Prep)

FAA to Transport Canada PPL Conversion – FAAPA Prep Course
Prepare with Confidence. Convert with Ease.

This targeted online course is designed for FAA-licensed pilots preparing to convert their certificate to a Transport Canada Private Pilot Licence (PPL) through the Foreign Licence Validation Examination (FAAPA). It focuses on the critical knowledge areas required by Transport Canada and bridges the regulatory and operational differences between the FAA and TC systems.

Course Overview:
Structured to align with the FAAPA syllabus, this course guides you through the essential knowledge areas assessed on the exam:

Syllabus Highlights:

1. Canadian Aviation Regulations (CARs) Overview
   Understand the structure and scope of Canadian regulations relevant to private pilots.
2. PPL Licensing & Documentation
   Learn about PPL privileges in Canada, required documents, and maintenance logs.
3. Flight Planning & Preparation
   Cover emergency equipment, ICAO flight plans, and pre-flight responsibilities.
4. Airspace & Airport Operations
   Master Canadian airspace classifications, VFR procedures near airports, and operations at controlled aerodromes.
5. Radio Communications
   Understand communication protocols and phraseology in Canadian airspace.
6. Aircraft Equipment & Operational Requirements
   Learn aircraft equipment standards, emergency protocols, and reporting procedures with the TSB.
7. Special Operations
   Includes navigational basics, search and rescue procedures, and cold weather flying considerations.

What You Get:

• Self-paced online lessons tailored to FAA-to-TC conversion
• Quizzes and question banks modeled after FAAPA requirements
• Study guides and downloadable reference material
• Optional ROC-A radio exam support (available separately)

This course is ideal for U.S.-licensed pilots planning to fly recreationally or professionally in Canada. Whether you’re seeking a permanent conversion or temporary validation, this prep course will ensure you’re well-prepared to meet Transport Canada’s expectations.