Canadian Aviation College is a privately owned professional flight training institution in Pitt Meadows, British Columbia.
Canadian Aviation College is a professional flight training institution delivering structured aviation education within a regulated Canadian training environment. The college is proudly Canadian owned and operated and is located at 72 - 18300 Ford Road, Pitt Meadows, BC, V3Y 0C6, Canada. Its mission is to prepare students for the realities of aviation through purposeful, structured training and meaningful support.
The college describes itself as an accredited college in British Columbia, specializing in academic and flight training programs. The Private Pilot License (PPL) program takes 12 weeks, and the Diploma of Aircraft Maintenance Engineer - Mechanic (AME - M) program takes 16 months. The Multi-Engine Rating (ME) program uses a PA34 Seneca III twin-engine aircraft based at Pitt Meadows Airport. The college's goal is to develop capable, ethical aviation professionals who are prepared for both the technical and personal demands of their careers.
Flight training is conducted at Pitt Meadows Airport, British Columbia. Facilities listed include ground instruction, briefing and study spaces, an in-house AMO for aircraft maintenance, and a Flight Training Device (DCX Max FTD) simulator. Bote Sha serves as Chief Flight Instructor.
The college's listed admission route is a standard application with an interview.
Flight training programs are regulated by Transport Canada. The institution operates in accordance with the requirements of the Private Training Institutions Regulatory Unit (PTIRU). The college holds Education Quality Assurance (EQA) designation, reflecting its eligibility to host international students under provincial oversight.