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Brampton Flight Centre hosting seminar on becoming a pilot
November 24, 2014 · 0 Comments
The Brampton Flight Centre (BFC) invites everyone interested in aviation careers to take part in a free evening seminar about the programs offered and how to achieve their goal of becoming an airline pilot.
It will be this coming Monday (Nov. 24), from 7 to 9 p.m.
BFC offers multiple options for students to achieve their Commercial Pilot Licence. Parents are also encouraged to attend the information session along with their son or daughter. The Career Information Night will provide insight to Commercial Programs, including the new Integrated Airline Transport Pilot Licence, four-year degree partnership program with Sheridan College and the one-year Diploma Program. The information session will include a question and answer period to help answer questions and concerns on becoming a professional pilot.
BFC offers a totally immersive experience in a fun and relaxed environment that combines the love of flight with learning.
The Brampton Flight Centre is owned and operated by the Brampton Flying Club, a not-for-profit organization and is the only flight school in Canada with its own airport where more than 50,000 pilots worldwide have trained since its inception in 1946.
Pre-registration is required. Reserve a spot today by contacting Judy Piccioni at 905-838-1400, ext. 248, or emailing to admissions@bramfly.com
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