Flight Training
Commercial Pilot License
The FAA has very stringent rules on what defines receiving compensation. Someone else paying for fuel or exceeding their pro-rata portion of flight expenses could easily cost you to violate what is allowed with private pilot privileges.
As a commercial pilot, you will demonstrate to the FAA that you exhibit a mastery of aircraft handling and thereby have new privileges afforded to you to receive payment or compensation.
The criteria to be eligible for a commercial pilot certificate. The FAA details them in CFR-61.129.
Requirements:
- Private Pilot License and Instrument Rating Certificate.
- Must be at least 18 years of age.
- Must have a total of 250 hours, total time.
- Pilot in command time> 100 hours
- Simulated/Actual Instrument Flight Time: 10 hours
- Technologically Advanced Aircraft Time (TAA): 10 Hours
- FAA Written Test
- FAA Practical Test (Check-Ride)
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