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Age: Generally, you must be at least 17 years old to obtain a private pilot license, and 18 years old to become a commercial pilot. However you are permitted to hold your student pilot license when you are 16 years old.
Medical Certificate: You'll need a valid FAA medical certificate, which requires a physical examination.
English Proficiency: You must be fluent in English.
Knowledge: You'll need to pass written and practical exams on aviation knowledge, regulations, and flying techniques.
Ground School: Learn aviation theory, regulations, and navigation.
Flight Training: Practice flying under the supervision of a flight instructor.
Written Exams: Pass written exams on aviation knowledge and regulations.
Practical Exams: Demonstrate your flying skills in a practical flight test.
Obtain Licence: If you pass all requirements, you will receive your pilot's licence.
The basic educational requirements for obtaining a pilot license are a pass in O’level English and for an added advantage, Mathematics.
A sound understanding of Geography and Physics will benefit you, but it is not mandatory. A college degree is not a prerequisite to becoming a pilot. However, some airlines may prefer candidates with a degree, especially for higher-level positions.
One of our enrolment officers will guide you through the enrollment process. We will require the following documents:
We offer personalized training programs to fit your schedule. Choose from full-time (5 days/week) or part-time (1 day/week) options. Most students earn their PPL in 3 months and CPL in 18 months. However, your progress and dedication will influence the timeline.
The demand for pilots, especially in the commercial aviation industry, is generally strong. However, competition can be high, and factors like airline industry trends and economic conditions may influence job availability.