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“We are travelling under the umbrella
of our Air Transport Association of
Canada (ATAC). We all look forward
greatly to talking with the Indian aviation
community about the training we can
offer Indian students at ATAC member
schools in Canada. We also look forward
greatly to getting the advice of Indian
airlines about the training they would
like us to provide,” says Joan Williams,
Director of Business Development,
Toronto Airways Ltd.
She said that students can be reassured
about the quality of Canadian ATAC
schools training. It is all conducted
according to ICAO standards, and equally
important, it meets the requirements
for DGCA licensing. “We are also
experienced at helping our Indian
students convert their Canadian licences
to Indian licences.”
Flight schools offer Indian students
all the normal ICAO standard training
for Private, Commercial, Multi-Engine
and Instrument Ratings. Our prices
are highly competitive internationally.
Many of our schools have already had
experience in welcoming and training
Indian students.
Students can earn a Flight Instructor
Rating and gain work and flying
experience in Canada. Typically this
involves before returning home.
We also offer Bridging Training to
prepare students for working in the
charter and airline world. Students
can even take type rating training in
Canada.
Ms Williams said that the visiting
flight schools are coming with eager
ears. “We hope to engage Indian
airline personnel in a conversation
where they will share their advice
with us. We are avid to know exactly
what Indian airlines feel we should be
offering in our training programs to
meet their needs.“
The delegation is holding information
seminars in Hyderabad from Mar 5, just
after the India Aviation 2010. |
