Saint Hubert Flying School

Saint Hubert Flying School (École de Pilotage Saint Hubert) is a pilot training school at Saint-Hubert airport, near Montreal, Q. It was founded in 2004 by Mohammed Hamdi, who has served as president and chief flight instructor since then. The school trains private, commercial and airline pilots and is approved by Transport Canada and the Q Ministry of Education.

Courses

• Integrated Airline Pilot (ATP) program: 14 to 18 months, 1,036.7 hours of training including 181.3 flight hours and 47.6 simulator hours, leading to a CPL with a frozen ATPL.
• Recreational Pilot Permit (RPP) and Private Pilot Licence (PPL)
• Commercial Pilot Licence (CPL)
• Night, VFR over-the-top, multi-engine and instrument (IFR) ratings
• Airline Transport Pilot Licence (ATPL) and instructor rating
• Multi-crew cooperation (MCC) and transition to jets
• GPS WAAS and glass cockpit training
• International aviation English course
• Drone piloting training
• Pilot for a Day: one hour in the simulator followed by one hour of flight with a passenger of your choice.

Fleet

• Cessna 152 and Cessna 172
• Piper Warrior and Piper Arrow
• Piper Seneca twin with Aspen Evolution Pro PFD and Garmin 530 WAAS

The school says its aircraft are maintained on a 50-hour inspection program at its own maintenance facility, Handfield Aviation, and that its graduates have earned more than 10,000 licences since 2004.

Contact

5680 Airport Road, St. Hubert, Q J3Y 8Y9, Canada