Commercial Single Engine Pilot License & Training By AiAviationAcademy.

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Commercial
Single Engine Pilot
License Training
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FAA Commercial Pilot License?
Attaining the status of a commercial pilot is a
great milestone. As a commercial pilot, you will
be able to fly for compensation or hire i.e. work
as a pilot. This could include flying passengers,
cargo, or in a variety of other pilot capacities.
Many commercial pilots pursue careers as flight
instructors, charter pilots, and/or fly for the
airlines. Advanced International Aviation
Academys Commercial Pilot Course is designed to
fully prepare you with the skills, attitude, and
confidence to act as Pilot in Command of aircraft
carrying passengers or cargo commercially for
remuneration. Through the practice of advanced
flight maneuvers, operation of complex and
high-performance aircraft, and cross country
flight experience, you will inspire your
passengers with confidence and embody
professionalism with your mastery of the
aircraft, able to respond to any situation,
including emergencies with professionalism, skill
and confidence.
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Requirements to Obtain Commercial Pilot Course?

1. Be able to read, write, and converse fluently in
   English.
2. Be at least 18 years of age.
3. Hold at least a current third-class FAA medical
   certificate. Later, if your flying requires a
   commercial pilot certificate, you must hold a
   second-class medical certificate.
4. Hold an instrument rating. A commercial pilot is
   presumed to have an instrument rating. If not,
   his/her commercial pilot certificate will be
   endorsed with a prohibition against carrying
   passengers for hire on day VFR flights beyond 50
   NM or at night.
5. Receive and log ground training from an
   authorized instructor or complete a home-study
   course.
6. Pass a knowledge test with a score of 70 or
   better. The commercial rating knowledge test
   consists of 100 multiple-choice questions
   selected from the airplane-related questions in
   the FAAs commercial pilot test bank.

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Commercial Pilot Training Costs Fees?
The cost of obtaining your Commercial Pilot
License is made up of airplane rental, instructor
time, books and other study materials, pilot
supplies, and the test fees. Obviously the final
cost depends heavily on how many lessons you find
you need before youre ready to take the tests.
Another significant variable is the airplane you
decide to fly while learning. Many people choose
to fly a Cessna 172, while theyre pursuing a
Commercial Pilot license, and that will typically
cost 130150 per hour to rent. Instruction fee
is in the region of 45 to 65/hour, depending on
the type of flight and instructor required. You
can minimize the costs of ground school by
studying the books by yourself as much as
possible and turning up to each lesson well
prepared. For a reasonably realistic working
budget you should consider airplane and
instructor time, add approximately 500 for books
and materials and 150300 for a headset (youll
probably want your own) and charts, and about
500 for the FAA exam fees, paid to the examiner.
The fess and costs of training is pay as you go
so, the costs are spread over the time you take
to complete your license, so typically expect to
be paying this total over eight to twelve months.
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Contact -
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