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1. When you become an airline pilot it requires a significant amount of training and education
2. While it requires some long travel runs away from home,and there are nights,holidays and weekends to be worked, most still argue there are pros and cons in this field.
3. Pilots need,at minimum, a high school diploma,as well as a Federal Aviation Administration (FFA) commercial pilot´s license and FFA certification as an Airline Transport Pilot.

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The history of aircraft pilots all began most readily with the Montgolfier Brothers,Joseph-Michel and Jacques-Etienne, and early aviators of hot air balloons. 1. The year it began was 1783 the brothers successfully demonstrated their designs to the public. 2. When the brothers captured their attention of the world,including King Louis XVI of France showed him that people can fly. 3. When they should the king of France and the public and grabbed their attention and showed him that people can fly up to 6,600 feet (2,000 m) over a distance of 1.2 miles (2m).

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1. Pilots start out with what FAA requires for certification. Which all this information is outlined in FAR 91.205.
2. Items that they might work with are airspeed indicator,fuel gauges,and engine instruments.
3. the equipment is broken down into VFR flight for day and night as well as for IFR flight.

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Airline pilots,copilots, and flight engineers hold about 84,000 jobs. The largest employers of airline pilots, copilots, and flight engineers are as follows:1. 88% percent of people work at scheduled air transportation 2. about on,y 4 people work for the federal government
3. about 2 people for work for nonscheduled transportation.

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TO become a Pilot you need 1. a bachelors degree in aircraft operations,aviation,aeronautical engineering or a related field. 2. You need to complete up to two months of ground training and need more than 1,500 hours of flight experience. 3. The skills you'll need to for this career include strong communication,problem solving and observation skills, good depth perception and reaction time, and the ability to operate aircraft computer and navigation systems.

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Education requirements-https://study.com/be_an_airline_pilot.html
salary rangehttps://www.pea.com/airline-pilot-salary/

Company/location-https://collegegrad.com/careers/airline-and-commercial-pilots

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Depending on where piolots work that how much they get.1.If you work at a regional airline in the U.s they typically start out making $20-$50 per hour. or about $20,000-$40,000 per year depending on the airline,type of aircraft and the pilots experience level.
2. If you work at an aircraft it depends on the type of aircraft that they're flying and how long they've been flying at an airline. The median annual salary for the pilot of a large jet is about 121,408. If you fly a small jet the median annual salary is $104,219.
3. Each airline has its own pay schedule but nearly all offer standard raises annually. Thanks to the steady increase airline and commercial pilots can expect to work their way up to a median annual wage of about $117,290 or higher. Pilots experience is the biggest salary increase in their first five years. This increase is often larger for the first officers than for the captains and the largest jump salary often occurs after one-year.

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Pilots fly Military aircraft and fly an airplane as transportation for people such as at an airport. They also work at Military base.

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Name: Sherlyn Juarez
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Date:4/5/19