Policy

Student Code of Conduct

Safety

Students are required to make safety their #1 priority by:
  • Continually seeking excellence in airmanship
  • Developing and exercising good judgement and learning to recognize and manage risks effectively.
  • Acting with responsibility and courtesy.
  • Making personal wellness a pre-requisite to flying.
  • Adhering to all NNA rules and regulations at all times, as well as CARS and other applicable Federal and Provincial laws.
  • Approach flying with a high level of diligence, recognizing that your life and the life of others depends on you.
  • Report any defects or incidents immediately – if you see something, say something.

Respect and Aviation Citizenship

At all times, student’s are expected to:
  • Seek to maintain, directly or indirectly, the security of all information, persons, and equipment associated with their aviation activities.
  • Conduct themselves with honesty and integrity.
  • Treat other students, flight instructors, staff, and anyone around you with dignity and respect at all times during ALL aviation activities – even if there is a disagreement.
  • Treat all equipment with care respect at all times.

Self-Responsibility

Self-responsibility needs to be paramount in the aviation learning environment. Students demonstrate this by:
  • Coming to lessons ready to learn, on time, and prepared.
  • Developing good preparation and study routines for their flights.
  • Managing their own flight schedule in a way that is fair and courteous of others.
  • Acting as their own point of contact for flight training if 17 years old or older (legal age to obtain a PPL).
  • Ensuring that they communicate effectively and respectfully with flight instructors and all staff.
  • Keeping on top of their account, base/airport updates, NOTAMS, expirations, or other issues that may impede or delay their training.
  • Developing and adhering to their own set of personal wellness minimums for flying.