Fresh CPL? Ready to land your first airline job?

Most airlines in Canada and around the world are seeking candidates with prior airline experience. They want pilots who are prepared for professional airline training and familiar with the demands of a multi-crew environment.

Unfortunately, many new candidates come from single-engine piston backgrounds with little to no experience in multi-crew, multi-jet operations. That’s where we come in — we’re here to help bridge that gap and prepare you for the real-world challenges of airline flying.

Train with experienced professional pilots and prepare to confidently pass your airline simulator evaluation — whether you're applying to:

·        Porter Airlines

·        Air Canada

·        WestJet

·        WestJet Encore

·        Cargo Jet

·        Flair Airlines

or any 703s/704s in Canada.

DAY 1 — AIRLINE COCKPIT FUNDAMENTALS

2.5 Hours

1. Airline Operations & Multi-Crew Environment — 30 min

• Transitioning from flight school to airline operations
• Introduction to SOP philosophy
• Pilot Flying (PF) and Pilot Monitoring (PM) roles
• Crew Resource Management (CRM)
• Communication and task sharing
• Checklist philosophy and cockpit discipline

2. Jet Handling & Automation — 30 min

• Introduction to airline jet handling
• Flight Director and Autopilot fundamentals
• Speed, heading and altitude management
• Understanding automation modes
• Energy management
• When to use automation vs. manual flying

3. Simulator Training — 1.5 Hours

• Cockpit setup and familiarization
• Normal takeoff
• Initial climb and level-off
• Automation management
• Turns, climbs and descents
• Speed and configuration management
• Approach setup
• ILS approach
• Manual aircraft handling
• Landing practice
• Go-around procedure

DAY 2 — AIRLINE SIMULATOR ASSESSMENT PREP

2.5 Hours

1. Airline Interview & Sim Evaluation Briefing — 30 min

• What to expect during an airline simulator assessment
• What evaluators are looking for
• Common candidate mistakes
• Briefing techniques
• Situational awareness
• Decision-making and workload management
• How to recover when something doesn't go as planned

2. Advanced Simulator Session — 1.5 Hours

• Takeoff and departure
• Raw-data/manual flying
• Heading, altitude and speed assignments
• Instrument scan and aircraft control
• ILS interception and approach
• Manual ILS
• Go-around
• Abnormal scenario
• CRM and decision-making exercise
• Airline-style simulator evaluation scenario

3. Debrief & Performance Review — 30 min

• Individual performance review
• Strengths and areas for improvement
• Airline simulator assessment readiness
• Interview/simulator evaluation tips
• Recommended areas for further practice

WHAT YOU'LL DEVELOP

By the end of the program, participants should have a stronger understanding of:

✓ Airline cockpit procedures
✓ Multi-crew operations and CRM
✓ Airline SOP philosophy
✓ Jet aircraft handling
✓ Automation and flight-mode awareness
✓ ILS approaches and manual flying
✓ Go-around procedures
✓ Workload and energy management
✓ Airline simulator assessment expectations
✓ Professional cockpit communication and discipline

Ideal for:
Fresh CPL holders • New commercial pilots • Airline interview candidates • Pilots preparing for simulator evaluations

Text or call: +1 (942) 381-5441