What education does a commerical pilot make a year?

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The vast majority of commercial pilots have at least a 4 year college degree. You may also want to look into going to one of the Aeronautical Universities (Emory Riddle) if you're interested in becoming a pilot.

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As for how much do they make...it's really hard to say, if you work for an airline the salaries range from about $20,000 to $120,00 depending on the airline, if it's unionized, what your seniority is and what type of aircraft you're flying.

Do you need a degree to be a airplane pilot or what do you need to be one??

Seriously? All you need is a high school education, then just licenses, certifications, and air time. A vast majority of airline pilots are retired air force because of the many hours of air time you need as well as a multi engine jet license.

How long do I wait...?

what education are you making a year?
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