Flight schools in western Canada

[MechanicMike]

Im having difficulty finding info/reviews on these flight schools. Adventure Aviation, Excel Flight Training, Joinair
Can anyone here share their personal experiences with these schools?

[MechanicMike]

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[Ruger Princess]

Im having difficulty finding info/reviews on these flight schools. Adventure Aviation, Excel Flight Training, Joinair
Can anyone here share their personal experiences with these schools?

Pretty late - but Excel is excellent! Super efficient with your time, money, and they know the TC requirements inside and out. Also good Class E with International customs, stil most navaids, and a great amount of busy/quiet activity.

Cheers.

[MechanicMike]

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Thank you. I don't understand all the jargon though.
Tc requirements
Class E
Navaids
Busy/quiet activity

[Ruger Princess]

I just discovered your reply. I never got a notification.
Thank you. I don't understand all the jargon though.
Tc requirements
Class E
Navaids
Busy/quiet activity

TC - Transport Canada - our regulating body over ALL aviation

Class E - Type of airspace. All classified as A, B, C, D, E, or F

Navaids - sigh...lol long before GPS. So NDB, VOR, DME (some still in use but being phased out for Space based everything navigational)

Busy/quiet activity - means a good blend of traffic with quiet time so as a new student you're not super overwhelmed like if you were in Class C (YYC as an example although no training allowed there, and def Class B - no Class A in Canada) Class Es can be super quiet which sometimes you miss the ability to train with a good amount of activity to prepare for reality lol.

Hope that helps!

This too. Happy reading!

[MechanicMike]

Thank you