Dauntelss Aviation Canadian software variations

Licensed Canadian Pilot? Our GroundSchool FAA written test prep software will help you convert your Transport Canada Private Pilot, Instrument Rating, CPL (Commercial Pilot) or ATPL (Airline Transport Pilot) license into an equivalent FAA certificate quickly and easily.

To do the conversion, you must meet a few requirements (relatively straightforward for most Canadians) and also take and pass an FAA written test.

Our software is 100% what you need to take and pass the FAA written test that you need.

This software costs about the same as what a book does, but is significantly more time efficient. Our software works on YOUR pace at significantly lesser cost. No-nonsense. Just sit down and score highly. We've had people report scores of 100% after just a few evenings of using our software. No, you do not need to give up your Canadian license to do the conversion, but having a US license will give you better career and operational flexibility in a myriad of ways.

Unlike books and other materials, our software updates itself using the built-in self-update feature. You always have the latest and greatest available study material from us at no extra charge.
Yes, you study here using up-to-date, ACTUAL FAA QUESTIONS. Answers and Explanations written by highly experienced flight instructors and professional pilots. All required charts and figures are included.
No delay! Visit the pages below and start studying right away.

There are four FAA Canada to FAA conversion tests:

PCP
Canadian Private Pilot to USA FAA Conversion

CCP
Canadian Commercial Pilot to USA FAA Conversion

ICP
Canadian Instrument Rating to USA FAA Conversion

ACP
Canadian Airline Transport Pilot to USA FAA Conversion

Each one of these tests exists in a test bank of our FAA GroundSchool software. For example, the CCP test is in GroundSchool FAA - Commercial Pilot. Note: As of this writing (June, 2007) these are only available for single or multi-engine AIRPLANE only.

To get started: visit one of the FAA written test prep pages above, download, and install the software. When you have it going, select the conversion test of your choice.

For full information about the FAA written tests and the conversion process, please consult the following documents:

	FAA-G-8082-2	Pilot Knowledge Test Guide for Converting Transport Canada Civil Aviation Pilot Licenses to FAA Pilot Certificates
	Advisory Circular 61-135	Conversion Procedures and Processes for FAA Pilot Certificates and TCCA Pilot Licenses

AERONAUTICAL KNOWLEDGE AREAS

Note: all of these study areas are covered by our GroundSchool software.

Private Pilot

Air law and communications, containing specific United States requirements relating to:

Rules and regulations relevant to the holder of a private pilot certificate;
Rules of the air/airspace; and
Appropriate air traffic services practices, communications, emergency procedures.

Reference materials:

14 CFR parts 1, 43, 61, and 91;
49 CFR part 830;
U.S. Aeronautical Information Manual;
FAA-H-8083-3, Airplane Flying Handbook; and
FAA-H-8083-25, Pilot's Handbook of Aeronautical Knowledge.

Commercial Pilot

Air law and communications, containing specific United States requirements relating to:

Rules and regulations relevant to the holder of a commercial pilot certificate;
Rules of the air/airspace; and
Appropriate air traffic services practices/communications.

Reference materials:

14 CFR parts 1, 61, and 91;
49 CFR part 830;
U.S. Aeronautical Information Manual; and
FAA-H-8083-25, Pilot's Handbook of Aeronautical Knowledge.

Airline Transport Pilot

Air law and communications, containing specific United States requirements relating to:

Rules and regulations relevant to the holder of an airline transport pilot certificate;
Rules of the air/airspace; and
Appropriate air traffic services practices/communications.

Reference materials:

14 CFR parts 1, 61, 71, 91, 119, 121, and 139;
49 CFR parts 172, 175, 830, and 1544;
U.S. Aeronautical Information Manual; and
FAA-H-8083-25, Pilot's Handbook of Aeronautical Knowledge.

Instrument Rating

Air law and communications, containing specific United States requirements relating to:

Rules and regulations relevant to the holder of an instrument rating;
Rules of the air/airspace; and
Appropriate air traffic services practices/communications.

Reference materials:

14 CFR parts 61 and 91;
49 CFR part 830;
U.S. Aeronautical Information Manual;
U.S. Terminal Procedures;
FAA-H-8083-15, Instrument Flying Handbook; and
FAA-H-8083-25, Pilot's Handbook of Aeronautical Knowledge.

Thanks for checking out the software! Good luck on your test, and blue skies!

The CanadaPilot.com Team

96.2%!!!

average score reported to us by users of this software on their actual PAR (Private Pilot Airplane) test during a recent 3 month period

Note: Any score over than 70% "passes" - any score higher than 90% is superb. 74 users responded...

Resources
	About Transport Canada Flight Crew Licensing Exams
	Guide to selecting a flight school
	Frequently Asked Questions about Pilot Qualifications
	TC's general guide to pilot licensing

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