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Ensure you meet the basic requirements: typically 18 years old, fluent in English, and in good physical and mental health.
Choose a Path:

Decide between becoming a private pilot, commercial pilot, or airline transport pilot.
Obtain a Medical Certificate:

Get a medical certificate from an FAA-authorized aviation medical examiner.
Join a Flight School:

Enroll in a certified flight school to receive ground and flight training.
Earn a Private Pilot License (PPL):

Complete the required flight hours (minimum 40), pass the FAA written exam, and the practical flight test.
Advance to Commercial Pilot License (CPL):

Accumulate additional flight hours (minimum 250 total), pass another written exam, and a more advanced flight test.
Build Experience:

Gain flight experience through various flying jobs to meet the requirements for an Airline Transport Pilot (ATP) license.
Obtain an ATP License:

Complete the necessary flight hours (minimum 1,500), pass the ATP written and practical exams.
Apply for Jobs:

Start applying for pilot positions with airlines or other aviation companies.
Continuing Education:

Continue education and training to stay current with certifications and advancements in aviation.

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