1 training center across 1 city
Canadian North operates Level D full flight simulators in Edmonton for Boeing 737 type rating and recurrent training programs.
Alberta emerges as Western Canada's significant flight simulator training province, featuring one specialized training center with two simulators strategically positioned to serve the region's diverse aviation needs. The province's training infrastructure supports both commercial aviation and specialized northern operations across Canada's challenging geographical landscape.
Canadian North operates Alberta's primary flight simulator training facility, serving pilots across Calgary and Edmonton metropolitan areas. This operator specializes in training for northern and remote area operations, reflecting the unique aviation challenges found throughout Canada's northern territories and remote communities.
Alberta's two simulators focus on aircraft types essential for northern Canadian operations, including turboprop and regional jet training programs. These simulators are specifically configured to replicate the challenging conditions pilots encounter when serving remote communities, including cold weather operations and short runway approaches.
Calgary International Airport and Edmonton International Airport provide excellent connectivity for pilots traveling to Alberta for simulator training. Both airports offer extensive domestic and international connections, making Alberta easily accessible from across North America and internationally.
Pilots select Alberta for simulator training due to Canadian North's specialized expertise in northern operations. The province offers unique training focused on cold weather flying, remote area operations, and the specific challenges of serving Canada's northern communities. This specialized training environment attracts pilots preparing for operations in challenging northern climates and remote destinations throughout the Arctic and sub-Arctic regions.