Private Pilot
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The FAA Requirements:
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Minimum of 30 Hours of flight training.
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10 Hours of Solo flight.
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English Proficient
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TSA Authorization
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Pass a Written Exam.
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Pass an Oral and Practical Exam.
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Recommended aircraft:
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Cessna 152
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Piper Archer
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Commercial Pilot
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The FAA Requirements:
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Minimum of 250 Hours of flight time.
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10 Hours of Solo flight.
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English Proficient
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Pass a Written Exam.
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Pass an Oral and Practical Exam.
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Recommended aircraft:
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Cessna 152
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Piper Archer
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Piper Twin Comanche (10 Hours Dual Training)
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Instrument
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The FAA Requirements:
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Minimum of 30 Hours of flight training.
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10 Hours of Solo flight.
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English Proficient
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TSA Authorization
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Pass a Written Exam.
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Pass an Oral and Practical Exam.
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Recommended aircraft:
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Piper Archer
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Cessna 152
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Airline Transport Pilot
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The FAA Requirements:
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Minimum of 1,500 Hours of total time.
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500 Hours of Cross Country
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250 Hours Pilot In Command
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100 Hours at Night
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English Proficient
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Of Good Moral Character
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Pass a Written Exam.
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Pass an Oral and Practical Exam.
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Recommended aircraft:
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Piper Twin Comanche
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Cessna 152 (Time Build)
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Multi Engine
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The FAA Requirements:
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Minimum of 3 Hours of flight training.
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Teach to Proficiency
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English Proficient
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TSA Authorization
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Pass an Oral and Practical Exam.
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Recommended aircraft:
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Piper Twin Comanche
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Flight Instructor
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The FAA Requirements:
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Hold a Commercial Certificate
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Pass Multiple Written Exams.
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Pass Oral and Practical Exams.
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Recommended aircraft:
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Cessna 152
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Piper Archer
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Piper Twin Comanche
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Private Pilot
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17 years old
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English proficient
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TSA approval
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Minimum 30 hours flight training
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Minimum 10 hours solo flight
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Pass a written test
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Pass an oral and practical test with a pilot examiner
Requirements
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Aircraft
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Cessna 152
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Piper Archer
Study Materials
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Online ground school
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Pilot's Handbook of
Aeronautical Knowledge
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Airplane Flying Handbook
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FAR/AIM
Pilot's Supplies
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Headset
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Kneeboard and Charts (or iPad and ForeFlight)
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E6B Flight Computer
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Logbook
Resources
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While the FAA requires a minimum of 40 hours, most students require around 70-80 before they are ready for their checkride.
Total expense depends on hours
required but is typically
$14,000-$21,000.
Time and Cost
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Fly for pleasure or personal
business.
Act as pilot in command while carrying passengers.
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Instrument Rating
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Private pilot
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TSA approval
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Minimum 15 hours instrument flight training
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Minimum 50 hours of cross-country flight as PIC
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Minimum 40 hours flight in instrument conditions
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Pass a written test
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Pass an oral and practical test with a pilot examiner
Requirements
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Aircraft
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Cessna 152 (hour building)
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Piper Archer (checkride)
Study Materials
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Online ground school
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Pilot's Handbook of
Aeronautical Knowledge
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Instrument Flying Handbook
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FAR/AIM
Pilot's Supplies
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Private pilot supplies
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IFR Charts (or ForeFlight)
Resources
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Many students can work together to build experience together, leaving 20-30 hours of preparation with your instructor.
Total expense depends on hours
required but is typically
$5,500-$7,500.
Time and Cost
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Fly through clouds and poor visibility.
File and fly instrument flight plans.
Privileges
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Commercial Pilot
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Private pilot
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Minimum 250 hours
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Minimum 20 hours of flight training
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Pass a written test
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Pass an oral and practical test with a pilot examiner
Requirements
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Aircraft
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Cessna 152 (hour building)
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Piper Archer (checkride)
Study Materials
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Online ground school
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Pilot's Handbook of
Aeronautical Knowledge
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Airplane Flying Handbook
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FAR/AIM
Pilot's Supplies
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Private pilot supplies
Resources
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Many students can work together to build experience together, leaving 20-30 hours of preparation with your instructor.
Total expense depends on hours
required but is typically
$5,500-$7,500.
Time and Cost
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Accept payments to fly for hire in operations such as tours, private plane owners, charters, or aerial firefighting.
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