Commercial Rating (CPL)
Commercial Rating (CPL)
Training Overview
The Commercial Pilot License (CPL) is for pilots who want to fly professionally and earn income as a pilot. This training focuses on precision flying, advanced maneuvers, commercial operations, and regulatory compliance, preparing pilots for careers in aviation.
Hold a Private Pilot License (PPL)
Be at least 18 years old
Hold at least a Second-Class Medical Certificate
English proficiency (must be able to read, speak, write, and understand English)
Complete training with an authorized instructor or through a home-study course
Advanced aerodynamics and aircraft performance
Regulations for commercial operations
Emergency procedures and operational safety
Minimum 250 total flight hours, including:
100 hours in powered aircraft
100 hours as Pilot-in-Command (PIC)
50 hours of cross-country flight time
Specific flight experience, including:
10 hours of instrument training
10 hours in complex or Technically Advanced Aircraft (TAA)
10 hours of solo or PIC duties with an authorized instructor
Advanced maneuvers such as:
Steep turns, chandelles, and lazy eights
Complex aircraft operations (retractable gear, constant-speed propeller)
Cross-country flying under both VFR and IFR
Knowledge Test on commercial aeronautical knowledge areas
Practical Test (Checkride) demonstrating commercial flight proficiency

Cost & Duration
Duration: Typically 3-6 months, depending on student progress and availability.
For Cost contact the school for a more accurate evaluation.