Toronto Airways is an Ontario aviation training provider that has trained pilots since 1963, now delivering its CIATPL program from Peterborough.
Toronto Airways has been part of Ontario aviation since 1963, when it began training pilots at Buttonville Municipal Airport. Its stated mission is to deliver high-quality, safety-first training that helps pilots thrive. The listed street address is 925 Airport Rd Unit 400, Peterborough, Ontario K9J 0E7. The website also lists a Markham, Ontario address, which is by appointment only.
In 1998, Toronto Airways acquired Canadian Flight Academy, which had been operating out of the Oshawa Executive Airport. After the Buttonville closure timeline was announced in 2009, Toronto Airways consolidated its training operations in Oshawa. At Oshawa, it trained both recreational and professional pilots over many years. The college moved into a modernized facility in 2016.
The Canadian Integrated Airline Transport Pilot Licence (CIATPL) program (8119) is delivered in partnership with Centennial College and is the primary professional pathway at Toronto Airways. The program is delivered from the Peterborough Regional Airport (CYPQ) training facilities. Toronto Airways has also built airline-focused programming, including integrated pathways that support career-ready outcomes.
Toronto Airways has a newly constructed home at Peterborough Regional Airport, where it began developing a new purpose-built facility in 2025. The Peterborough infrastructure includes a 7,000-foot runway.