Collège Eid Air Aviation is a flight school in Bromont, Quebec, offering professional pilot training since 1996.
Collège Eid Air Aviation is a flight school located at 101 rue du Ciel, Bromont, Quebec, Canada. The school takes its name from the Eider duck and has operated since 1996. André Vadeboncoeur is its sole founder. The school has offered flight training for more than 25 years and has 12 flight instructors. Most of its students come from Quebec.
The college is listed as a Designated Learning Institution (EED) since 2017 and offers an Attestation d'Études Collégiales (AEC) in Pilote Professionnel d'aéronefs - MultiMoteur EWA.15, recognized by the Ministère de l'Enseignement Supérieur (M.E.S.) The complete training program totals 1110 hours over 24 months, including 280 flight hours, 50 of them on multi-engine aircraft (Seneca I). The program runs in four sessions over 24 months, full time, in French, in person, Monday to Friday. Two cohorts start each year, in January and September. The college also offers a Flight Instructor specialization (FIA), also recognized by the M.E.S.
The flight school operates 10 aircraft at Bromont. The fleet includes Cessna 150, Cessna 172, and Piper Seneca I aircraft. A flight rental service is also available.
Admission to the AEC Pilote Professionnel d'aéronefs and FIA instructor specialization is prerequisite-based. Eligibility for private and professional pilot licence courses is age-based. A personal loan financing option from Caisses Populaires Desjardins is offered to eligible Canadian or permanent resident candidates.
The college is recognized by the Ministère de l'Enseignement Supérieur (M.E.S.) as a Designated Learning Institution. Transports Canada has issued operating certificate TC 9136, held since 1996.