How To Become A Pilot

A Clear Roadmap

Fast-track your aviation journey with expert training, flexible study options, and cost-effective learning plans.

Understanding the Pilot Training Journey

Becoming a pilot is a dream for many, but understanding the process is key to achieving your aviation goals efficiently and effectively.

CPL is just one milestone in a structured journey to professional flying.

By choosing:

you can fast-track your way to the cockpit without unnecessary expenses.

This is where Airman’s Ground makes a difference! If you complete your ground school preparation with Airman’s Ground, you can save thousands of dollars on training while ensuring first-time exam success with our 100% passing rate.

Why Airman’s Ground is the best choice for you?

Flying for Personal Enjoyment – The Private Pilot License (PPL)

If you want to fly for personal enjoyment, a Private Pilot License (PPL) is all you need.

With a PPL, you can:

Complete your PPL ground school at home with Airman’s Ground in just 4 months.

The Structured Path to Becoming a Professional Pilot

For those aiming for an airline career, the journey is more structured and involves multiple steps.
The two main types of professional pilot training are:

Why Choose Modular Training?

SAME LICENSE MORE BENEFITS YOU’LL GET THE SAME LICENSE AFTER BOTH MODULAR AND INTEGRATED TRAINING

Training Required to Apply for an Airline Job

Getting a Commercial Pilot License (CPL) is a major milestone, but it’s not the final step in securing an airline job. Airlines have minimum flight hour requirements, and CPL holders typically need to build additional flight experience before becoming eligible for hiring.
Once you obtain your CPL, you need to build experience and additional qualifications. Here are the essential next steps to increase employability:

Multi-Engine Rating (MER)

2-4 weeks

$5,000 - $10,000
Approximately

Instrument Rating (IR)

1-3 months

$8,000 - $15,000
Approximately

ATPL Exams

4-6 months

$5,000 - $7,000
Approximately

Flight Hours Building

12-24 months

$30,000 - $80,000
Approximately

Flight Instructor or Type Rating

2-3 months

$5,000 - $40,000
Approximately

Comparing Career Paths

Pathway

Flight Instructor (FI)

Type Rating

Time Required

2-3 months

1-2 months

Cost

$11,000 Approx

$13,000 Approx

Pros

. Earn while gaining hours
. Builds leadership skills

. Direct airline prep
. Faster training

Cons

. Requires patience
. Teaching ability needed

. High cost
. No job guarantee

Train Smart. Fly High. Secure Your Airline Future.

At Airman’s Ground, we guide you through every stage of your pilot journey with structured training, expert coaching, and cost-effective learning plans.

Modular Training Highlights

Global Opportunities

Study, Train & Fly Anywhere – Airman’s Ground prepares students for any aviation authority worldwide: