Commercial pilot
qualifications
The qualification needed below includes key education, skills, ability
for pilot career. The pilot requirements from entry level (minimum
requirements) to pro level depend on each airline.
1. Pilot education/knowledge/training
courses:/licenses:
- School/college/degree: High School Diploma
- Animo Leadership
High School, Inglewood, CA
- Wide knowledge of aircraft operations and
procedures
- Profound knowledge of applicable FCC, FAA, OSHA
and environmental regulations
- Wide knowledge of aircraft operations and
procedures
- Profound knowledge of applicable FCC, FAA, OSHA
and environmental regulations
- In-depth
knowledge of flight safety operation procedures, flight equipment, and
emergency handling techniques
- Extensive
knowledge of helicopter parts, repairing techniques, and safety hazards
- Familiar
with weather inspection techniques, loading the emergency fighting
equipment, and providing instructions to passengers in handling emergency
situations
- Airline Transport Pilot: Airplane Multi-Engine
Land certificate.
- Commercial Privileges: Airplane Single
Engine Land
certificate.
- Flight Instructor: Airplane Single
Engine Land
and Instrument certificate.
- Flight Engineer Written Exam: FEB/FEJ
certificate. certificate.
- FAA Class 1 Medical certificate.
2. Pilot skills/abilities/qualities
- Being able to work with a team
- Having good coordination between eyes and hands.
- Being able to follow instructions from air
traffic control.
- Being able to interpret maps.
- Having good communication skills.
- Being able to work under pressure.
- Having good problem solving abilities.
- Being self confident.
- Having leadership skills.
- Having good decision making abilities.
3. Flight time (hours) experience:
- Pilot in Command:
- Turbojet:
- Turboprop:
- Multi-Engine:
- Instructor:
4. Health/medical/physical and other
requirements
- Standing height
64" – 77
- Distant Vision: 20/20 or better in each eye
separately, with or without correction.
- Near Vision: 20/40 or better in each eye
separately (Snellen equivalent), with or without correction, as measured
at 16 inches.
- Intermediate Vision: 20/40 or better in each eye
separately (Snellen equivalent), with or without correction at age 50 and
over, as measured at 32 inches. No
requirement.
- Color Vision: Ability to perceive those colors
necessary for safe performance of airman duties.
- Weight:
- Aptitude test
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