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Seneca Polytechnic - Honours Bachelor of Aviation Technology (FPR) at Peterborough Campus

Peterborough, Ontario, Canada

The airfield

Airport / aerodrome
Peterborough Airport
ICAO
Not stated
IATA
No IATA code or not stated
Coordinates
Not verified yet
Address
Not published

The school's page for this base says: "From the first summer term (May) and onwards, the program is delivered at Peterborough Campus until program completion." Source

This page describes a training base, not an administrative office. Whether a program runs here is shown only where the school says so.

Programs at this base (1)

Aviation degrees with flight training

  • Honours Bachelor of Aviation Technology (FPR)

    Prepares for: Honours Bachelor degree with PPL(A), CPL(A), Frozen ATPL (Aeroplane), Night Rating, Multi-Engine Rating, Group 1 Instrument Rating · Fixed-wing (aeroplane) · Peterborough Campus

    No published price

Fleet published for this base

  • Cessna 172S (G1000) (Fixed-wing (aeroplane)) source
  • Cessna 172S (round dial) (Fixed-wing (aeroplane)) source
  • Beechcraft Baron G58 (Fixed-wing (aeroplane)) source
  • Beechcraft Baron B58 (Fixed-wing (aeroplane)) source

Approval scope relevant to this base

  • Stated by the schoolTransport CanadaTransport Canada flight training unitApproval

    Scope: Integrated Airline Transport Pilot training program (as stated by the school)

    Recorded for the school as a whole; the source does not tie it to a single base.

  • Verified in authority recordTransport CanadaTransport Canada flight training unitApproval

    Reference: Flight Training Unit ID 0198

    Scope: Authorized training listed in the Transport Canada Flight Training Units search: Commercial Pilot, Instructor Rating, Multi-engine Rating, Private Pilot, Instrument Rating, ATP(A) Integrated Course, VFR Over-the-top Rating, CPL(A) Integrated Course, Night Rating, CPL(A)/IR Integrated Course, Recreational Pilot

    Recorded for the school as a whole; the source does not tie it to a single base.