Langley Flying School

Langley Flying School operates a fleet of eight aircraft, including five Piper Cherokee Cruisers, a Cessna 150, and a Cessna 152 used for initial training, and a Piper Seneca that is used for advanced multi-engine and Group 1 instrument training. Langley Flying School also operates a multi-crew Elite Flight Simulator, which is actively incorporated into all programs. The Elite Simulator provides both single-engine and multi-engine simulation, and is the primary training device for Langley Flying School’s Multi-crew Standard Operating Procedures training program. Langley Flying School was founded in the fall of 1994, and originated as a small single-instructor and single-aeroplane Flight Training Unit. The School received its Flight Training Operating Certificate, issued by Transport Canada, on January 17th, 1995 (see Langley Flying School Operating Certificate) and it has since grown to its current size, including the six aircraft indicated above, a staff of seven Flight Instructors, three administrative persons, and four Teaching Assistants. During its existence, Langley Flying School has conducted over 50,000 hours of flight training and has graduated hundreds of Private Pilots and Commercial Pilots, as well as pilots qualified with the advance Multi-engine Ratings, Instrument Ratings, and Instructor Ratings. Langley Flying School is registered with the Government of British Columbia's (Minister of Advanced Education) Private Career Training Institutions Agency (Registration Certificate), and is certified by Government of Canada's Human Resources and Social Development Canada (Certification Certificate). Langley Fying School students may claim pilot training costs for the purpose of obtaining a tax credit.