cornwall aviation

[elfransa]

can anyone tell me anything about cornwall aviation?
i heard they fly lots of multi?

and whats the best school to work at in toronto? and calgary?

[SQ]

very good CFI
18$/hr as class4 instructor
then go on seneca to teach IFR,........$ ?
students and a/c are dispactched each morning to different instructor (i guess everybody is flying though)
sim seems very very very old
no Xwind restriction but yours
cold weather restriction i dont rememeber how much
those who went there were not disapointed

[Adam Oke]

Is that $18/ hour or $18/ instructional hour?

[SQ]

instructor's salary 18$/hr
I made it repeat twice

[AUGER9]

instructor's salary 18$/hr

Wow. That's easily the worst I've heard (although im sure there's less). Go work in Toronto for something somewhat decent.

[Grey_Wolf]

instructor's salary 18$/hr

Wow. That's easily the worst I've heard (although im sure there's less). Go work in Toronto for something somewhat decent.

Population:
Cornwall 47k
Toronto 2.5million

Hell 12$/hr job in Cornwall is considered above average wage !!!

I'l agree that 18$ is on the low side; comparing that some other small towns (30k+) near Toronto start their Class 4's at 25$

[SQ]

it is very very strange as customer pays 42$/hr for "instruction"
some $ get lost in outerspace it seems...

[Grey_Wolf]

42$/hour for "Instruction" is on par with most schools in Ontario.

Once again using, the same school as my previous post, they are charging 50$ for PPL/Night, and 55$/hr for Advanced (Multi, IFR, CPL)


The money doesn't get 'lost' in space, it ends up paying the "operational costs" to maintain the school/fleet and the rest is 'found' in terms of profit in the schools owners pockets

When those "operational costs" go up, so does the price of Instruction, however, the Instructor's pay stays the same

[LOCBC]

very good CFI
18$/hr as class4 instructor
then go on seneca to teach IFR,........$ ?
students and a/c are dispactched each morning to different instructor (i guess everybody is flying though)
sim seems very very very old
no Xwind restriction but yours
cold weather restriction i dont rememeber how much
those who went there were not disapointed

Do you happen to know, what is waiting time to fly the Seneca? as a Instructor?

[shamrock104]

Anyone know what their rates are now?

[Grey_Wolf]

Do you happen to know, what is waiting time to fly the Seneca? as a Instructor?

Seneca? ... You'll be waiting a while. (Kidding aside) From TC's Canadian Civil Aircraft Register, they have 2 Seminoles; 4 Cessna 150, and 3 Cessna 172.

Although it was a little while back (maybe 3-4 months) they were looking for experienced Multi Instructors, in the Employment Section.
Not sure if they've filled in that spot. AFAIK, there's the CFI and another Class 1 doing multi training, not sure about the other instructors.

Anyone know what their rates are now?

http://cornwallaviation.com/flight_training.php
You''l have to do a little math, otherwise info@cornwallaviation.ca or (613) 931-3311

[SQ]

42$/hour for "Instruction" is on par with most schools in Ontario.

The money doesn't get 'lost' in space, it ends up paying the "operational costs" to maintain the school/fleet and the rest is 'found' in terms of profit in the schools owners pockets

When those "operational costs" go up, so does the price of Instruction, however, the Instructor's pay stays the same

I knew thanks gre wolf in fact I was doing second degree

in other schol instructing time is 42 and instructor get 32
something is wrong somewhere.

[Lost Lake]

From a student's perspective, the school is run very efficiently. The CFI basically does MOT rides. The 2 Senecas are well maintained with WAAS enabled dual 430's. While the training on those was great to get through the ride, it hasn't helped in real life (basic on route GPS and legend guages for approaches). But hey, get a license..lthen learn to fly!!

[Stick Shaker]

Air richelieu in CYHU charges $54/hour for the sucker in the right seat and pays him $15... anyone can beat this?

[beast]

Southern interior flight centre's (kelowna - carson air) instructor payscale begins at $12/hour, for a class 4 with no college diploma or multi ifr - school instruction rate is $50/hour. Having a diploma or multi ifr adds $2/hour

[Thomas Magnum]