Langley Flying School is a flight training school in Langley, British Columbia, founded in 1994 and regulated in Canada.
Langley Flying School was founded in the fall of 1994 and originated as a small single-instructor, single-aeroplane Flight Training Unit. It is located at Unit 110, 5385-216 Street, Langley, British Columbia, V2Y 2N3, Canada. The school is regulated by the Private Training Institutions Regulatory Unit of the Ministry of Post-Secondary Education and Future Skills.
The school received its Flight Training Operating Certificate from Transport Canada on January 17, 1995. Since then it has grown to its current size, including twelve aircraft and a Transport Canada certified Flight Simulator. During its existence, the school has conducted over 100,000 hours of flight training and has graduated thousands of private and professional pilots around the world.
The school provides training for Private Pilots and Commercial Pilots, as well as pilots qualified with Multi-engine, Instrument, and Instructor Ratings. Upon completion of training, students earn 45 university credits, transferable to Trinity Western University. The school is accredited by the Government of British Columbia's Minister of Advanced Education through the Private Career Training Institutions Agency. Its mission is to provide safe and effective pilot training, encourage high standards in flying practices, and maintain an effective and informal learning environment.
The school operates twelve aircraft and a Transport Canada certified Flight Simulator, and its staff includes twelve Flight Instructors, three administrative staff, and three maintenance assistants. Langley Airport is both a controlled and uncontrolled airport, with control tower operation limited to daylight hours, and is directly adjacent to the primary airspace dedicated to flight training in the Vancouver metropolitan area.