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This is the start, of my pilot presentation. Go clockwise from here

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This is the start, of my pilot presentation. Go clockwise from here

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Since 2003, Pilots have the right to carry a gun for emergency purposes only. Pilots also need to be able to adapt, as plane systems, and planes for that matter are constantly changing.

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A pilot can make anywhere from $20k to $200k. For example the average salary for a pilot for Air Canada is 125k per year, with an average of 26k for bonuses.

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A pilots number one responsibility is the safety of the passengers and the crew. And get them all from point A to point B, following a strict schedule. Pilots also need to always make the right decision keeping into account a variety of factors.

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Flying can make you smarter as you become more attentive, stay calm under pressure, get better at math, and become a better planner. Being a Pilot can also be extremely exciting. Also the view is BREATHTAKING. If you like taking control a pilot is the job for you.

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To become a Pilot, you need a Bachelors Degree in aviation. You can get a degree in either Geography and Aviation, or Science and Aviation at the University of Waterloo. Check the website below for more information

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Become a pilot
Bachelor of Environmental Studies (BES)
Waterloo's Geography and Aviation program, offered by the Faculty of Environment, takes a unique approach to aviation studies. You'll explore the field from the perspective of a geographer and commercial pilot.

In your geography classes, you'll learn to interpret weather patterns, identify land formations, read multi-layer maps, and use tools such as geographic information systems and remote sensing. You can also add specializations in Climate Change, Earth Systems Science, Geomatics, and Development and Environment.

Visit our future students site for admissions information.

Bachelor of Science (BSc)

The Science and Aviation program, offered by the Faculty of Science, is designed to provide a strong science and technology base for careers in the aviation and aerospace industries. Earn your Commercial Pilot Licence in a program that provides advanced flight training while learning about the world underneath you.

Your core science education will be supplemented with courses that include cartography, climatology, geographic information systems, aerodynamics, and remote sensing.

Visit our future students site for admissions information.

In addition to your university courses, you will receive one-on-one in-aircraft ). flight training with a flight instructor, complemented with Preparatory Ground Instruction (PGI), as well as professional pilot theory courses taught by a Waterloo Wellington Flight Centre (WWFC) instructor. Upon completing your degree, you will possess Transport Canada pilot qualifications ( Commercial Pilot Licence (CPL), Multi-Engine Rating, and Instrument (IFR) Rating Learn more about our flight training.

Milestones

Year four

Multi-Crew Coordination

SAMRA and SARON exams

At the end of your program, you will receive 205+ hours of total flight time.

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Bachelor of Environmental Studies (BES) Waterloo's Geography and Aviation program, offered by the Faculty of Environment, takes a unique approach to aviation studies. You'll explore the field from the perspective of a geographer and commercial pilot. In your geography classes, you'll learn to interpret weather patterns, identify land formations, read multi-layer maps, and use tools such as geographic information systems and remote sensing.

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As a Pilot, you can fly ANYWHERE. You might start as a local pilot, but eventually you can become an international pilot. However this comes with a drawback of not being able to see your family for periods

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Pilots are someone who navigates/fly different aircraft. There are 2 different types of pilots: commercial, and airline pilots. An airline pilot is someone who flies cargo and people, while a commercial pilot does everything else, from firefighting to crop dusting.