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I do not have my private certificate, instrument rating or my commercial pilot certificate and need to know how much it will cost for all three. thank you.
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At a good university, over 100k, up to 250k. That still doesnt guarantee a job.the ranking of "Hindustan Aeronautics Limited" in aviation industries?
I recieved my license from northwestern michigan college, and it was about $50,000. A frugal person could cut a significant amount off of that.
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Jobs are hard to get, but pretty easy to find. My first instructor was hired to fly crj's and he had never flown anything bigger than a piper aztec. Thats a huge leap, and the airline gave him all the additional training he needed.
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it can cost anywhere from $2,000 up to $8,000. Those are the figures that I have found. You first have to have your private pilot license which will cost anywhere from $5k $8k if not more. Then you have to have your instrument rating which will cost $6k to $12k.Where can I buy a Magellan 315 GPS online?
Not a cheap thing.
I am getting my private right now. You need to get a rating with each plane so that means you need to train in each plane you want to fly and the FAA will fly with you for your test. I am still gaining my hours but have done my solo on a Cessna 172 and I have spent around 8K so far...materials, lessons, etc.
what is the salary of a commercial pilot?
DONT PAY FOR YOUR COMMERCIAL LICENSE Go get your private license with a 172 and instrument rating and then go apply for a job with a regional airline such as Delta connection or United Express. They will most of the time pay for your commercial license since it can be so expensive to spend those hours in the air with a larger airplane by yourself. The instructors that airlines have are really good! they are usually retired captains (highest pilot rank)
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American Eagle paid for mine!!!
The airlines WILL NOT pay for your commercial license. Just so we're on the same page, a commercial license is allows one to "carry persons or property for compensation or hire". You also don't need a instrument rating for your commercial license, but without one you are restricted to flights no more than 50nm from the airport and you may not carry passengers at night. Regardless, however, once you have your commercial license you do not all of a sudden start flying for money. The first time someone gets paid with their commercial license is usually when they become an instructor. To be hired by the airlines, you need to have private, instrument, commercial, and multi engine. It helps if you have your instructors certificate. There are minimum time requirements as well, I've commonly heard 500 hours total time and 100 hours multi. Due to the highly competitive nature of the airline industry and the fact that few are posting profits, there isn't a chance in hell they will pay for a commercial rating. They pay for your type rating in the aircraft you will fly for them, and thats it.
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