The Moncton Flight College has trained pilots from around the world since 1929. During that time we have taught over 17,000 pilots from over 60 countries to fly. Many of those pilots can be seen not only flying aircraft in every corner of the planet, but they also hold senior positions throughout the world’s airlines, aviation authorities and companies.

MFC has been honored many times in the past by winning numerous awards that speak highly of the level of professionalism, that is the way we do business.

We are one of the top producers of commercial pilots in Canada as well as the only school currently authorized to conduct Joint Aviation Authority training in this country.

MISSION
Over 80 years of experience as an industry leader, we educate and develop aviation professionals with state of the art curriculum, highly qualified instructors and modern facilities and equipment. These activities are carried out in a safety oriented training environment on a financially viable basis. We promote the aviation field as well as the Greater Moncton area as an aviation centre of excellence.


VISION
“We are an advanced aviation college internationally recognized for producing aviation professionals and industry leaders, by exceeding industry training standards.”


GOALS
The primary goal of the Moncton Flight College is to provide you with a training experience that cannot be matched anywhere. From your first day here, until your graduation day, you will be given an unsurpassed level of training that will meet or exceed your expectations.


HISTORY
The Moncton Flight College started in the pilot training business in 1929 as the Moncton Aero Club. Throughout the years it has changed names from the Moncton Aero Club, to the Moncton Flying Club, to the Moncton Flight Center. In 1997 with the introduction of our two-year diploma program we became the Moncton Flight College. Select a time period from the menu below or to the right to learn more about the first fifty years of the Moncton Flight College.

All images and information appearing in this section of the website are taken from the book Five Decades of Flying: The History of the Moncton Flying Club, edited by Roger Mills and published by the Moncton Flying Club, 1979.