2. MEDICAL – In order to solo, you must have a valid medical. This can only be provided by doctor approved to conduct aviation medical exams. The cost of the medical is about $100 (up to $150) and is not covered by OHIP or the school. The LCA staff can assist you with finding an approved doctor or you can google:
4. EXPERIENCE – The 45-hour flight time, outlined in the chart, represents the legal “minimum requirement”. It does not, however, provide an accurate reflection of the national average. Most individuals, that are “new” to aviation and have average ability, will require about 60 hours of flight instruction in order to be prepared for the flight test (conducted by a Transport Canada authorized flight test examiner).