Training · CPL
Commercial Rating
Prepare for the checkride, and for what the job demands.
Who it's for
Pilots building toward a flying career. You must be at least 18 and hold a Private Pilot certificate.
Training with Greg
- Taught by a pilot with Airline Transport Pilot and Commercial Pilot certificates
- Real-world operations, not just checkride maneuvers
- You train in your own aircraft or one you arrange, since Greg doesn't supply an airplane
FAA minimum experience
These are the main legal minimums under 14 CFR 61.123 and 61.129, not a prediction of how long your training will take. Greg can walk you through the full requirements.
- 250 hours of total flight time
- 100 hours in powered aircraft, including 50 in airplanes
- 100 hours as pilot in command, including 50 cross-country
- 20 hours of training, including instrument and advanced airplane time
- 10 hours of solo or pilot-in-command maneuvers and cross-country work