Canadian Training Videos?

[frommars]

Does anyone know where I can find good PPL training material? I'm interested particularly in videos that cover topics like VFR communications, air work, etc. Found lots of American stuff, but nothing Canadian?

[Right Seat Captain]

The market in Canada is pretty small. I personally do not know of any canadian videos of the sorts that you are looking for.

[Ralliart]

Transport Canada has a few videos available to buy from their website, some of them are pretty decent. They are relatively inexpensive, usually only a couple bucks. You can also order a lot of free non-video stuff from the same website, have a look.

http://transact.tc.gc.ca/TChtml/TRANSACT_PROD_ENG.html

Here is a direct link to the CD-ROM videos, and DVD videos available for purchase.

http://shop.tc.gc.ca/TChtml/ibeCSrdSrch ... t=kw&cpg=0

Hope this helps.

[hoserjoe]

Aero Training Products (http://www.aerotraining.com) has lots of PPL training videos, Canadian and American, plus lots of free on-line flight training tools.

[hoserjoe]

Aero Training Products has lots of PPL training videos, Canadian and American, plus lots of free on-line flight training tools.

Free Canadian, US, and AME self-testing exams, plus YouTube videos, free texts, etc, are at http://www.aerotransport.com/, not at aerotraining.com

[Broken Slinky]

Harv's Air is a good source. 1000s of hours of videos. Can be a bit dry at times but if you can absorb even 10% you'll be laughing.

[Cessna driver]

https://m.youtube.com/c/PilotEffect

Check this one out, I know this guy, good instructor

[Av_Av]

https://m.youtube.com/c/PilotEffect

Check this one out, I know this guy, good instructor

+1 on PilotEffect. They also have a website separate from Youtube: http://www.piloteffect.com. Good videos and growing selection.

[Viper32]

I would recommend Harvs Air for all online training, videos, reading and exams well worth it. Wealth of information to absorb !
check the link http://pilottraining.ca/