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The best college to become a pilot is Embry–Riddle Aeronautical University. The total cost is 48,00 for the school and this is a college and a flight school so you will get all your degrees. This is from the university's website ''Embry–Riddle Aeronautical University, Daytona Beach is a residential campus of Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University. The university offers associate, bachelor, master's, and PhD degree programs in arts, sciences, aviation, business, and engineering''.

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Entry would be flying for a very small airline or for a privet plane company. median would be working for a kinda big airline like south west. Then the last step would be working for a big airline that has big plane and that pays good for example delta.

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Airline pilot

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Being a pilot is not just stiitimg there and setting the auto pilot and let the plane do the rest because most planes today can take off and land by there slefs but we dont ues it inless there is really bad wether and the pilot cant see the runway then the pilot will set the aouto pilot and the plane will land its self but the pilots dont just take off then set the plane and lete it go the piolts have to keep morting the aircraft

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Lufthansa which is the biggest German airline and one of the biggest in the world withe some of the most up to date aircraft and some of the most nice aircraft's and is also second in the world for having the most planes and the most 747's the only other airline that beets Lufthansa is Emirates which is in Dubai, United Arab Emirates this airline is the biggest operator of the airbus A380 and the Boeing 777's but both of these airlines fly world wide.

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This all depends on which airline you fly for if you work for a big airline and fly a big plane for example if you work for Lufthansa and fly an A380 you can make $190,000 a year. But pilots on the highest level can earn as much as $22,000 a month before tax. But the pilot that made the most last year was a pilot of an A380 for Qantas and this pilot made $536,221 or half a million dollars

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how long will it take to become an airline pilot?

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how long will it take to become an airline pilot?

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this could take 2-4 years depending on which  flight school you go to . Also if you want to fly for a big airline like Lufthansa which is the biggest German airline.
The cost of flight school is around 10,000-15,000 depending on where you go.

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Airline & Commercial Pilot Training Programs / ATP Flight School

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From 39 flight schools nationwide, ATP is the nation's leader in commercial pilot training, offering airline-oriented training programs at all levels of certification.

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Most airlines require you too have at less 1500 hours of flight time with jets then you will need more flight time to fly bigger planes like a 747-8 or an A380.

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Many people look at experience required to become a pilot for an airline and get discouraged. The requirement for a pilot to obtain an FAA Airline Transport Pilot certificate is 1500 hours. That's a lot of hours, and that's just the minimum number required! Factor that in with the number of pilots in the job market and you're left wondering if you'll ever gain enough experience to fly for an airline.

Don't be discouraged. While the actual length of time it takes to go from zero flight hours to airline pilot, you can be assured that with PEA, it will take you less time than the average pilot. When you fly with PEA, you'll earn your certificates and ratings in less time than at large university flight program, and in less time than a non-accredited pilot training center.

Specifically, how much time will it take? This depends on many things, but if you are diligent in your studies and can focus on pilot training, the program could take less than a year.

First, your progress will depend on how often you fly. PEA instructors and students fly at least two to three times per week, while students at other schools fly once a week or even less. PEA students stay on a strict FAA-approved syllabus, which means that their training is scheduled ahead of time and must be accomplished within a certain time period. Flights that are grounded due to weather or maintenance are rare, but when they do occur, they must be made up quickly in order to stay on schedule. This makes it difficult for students to procrastinate, and procrastination is sometimes the more difficult thing for pilots to overcome during pilot draining.

Your progress will also be determined by your ability to learn. Pilot training can be intense, but if you study hard, you'll advance quickly. A student that prepares properly for a flight will be able to move on to the next lesson more quickly than a student who spends his time at the beach. Most students struggle with one topic or another, so don't expect to soar through without any setbacks at all. Just know that the more you study, the quicker you'll progress. At PEA, you'll be fully immersed in aviation and will be surrounded by friends and instructors that will help keep you on track!

Finally, you'll go through training quickly if you don't take a lot of time off. Deciding to take six months off in the middle of a training program will result in an obvious delay. But there are many other things that can cause delays, like VISA problems, financial setbacks or medical issues. Try to avoid these problems when possible.

When you're finished with PEA's professional pilot program, you'll still need to gain flight hours and experience toward additional ratings, such as the multi-engine flight instructor rating (MEI) and the Airline Transport Pilot (ATP) certificate. You can build these hours and get experience as a flight instructor for PEA before moving on to an airline.

The time it takes to move on to an airline after you complete the professional pilot training program will also depend on how often you fly, but most people can gain the required 1500 hours within a year or two after earning a flight instructor certificate, making your total time to go from zero to airline pilot about three to four years.

The flight program at Phoenix East Aviation is one of the most advanced in the world. Our students can move through the program quickly if they are dedicated and study hard. In order to advance through your certificates and ratings, you need to fly as much as possible and immerse yourself in aviation. PEA is the perfect place to do this.

Start now, and you'll be an airline pilot before you know it!

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How Long Does it Take To Become a Airline Pilot? | Phoenix East Aviation

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Many people look at experience required to become a pilot for an airline and get discouraged. The requirement for a pilot to obtain an FAA Airline Transport Pilot certificate is 1500 hours. That's a lot of hours, and that's just the minimum number required!

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You will need a bachelor degree in aircraft operations and a pilot licenses. Some airlines might want you to have some other education.