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Aeronautical Experience
FAA required 250 hours total time.
Must Include:
•
Minimum 100 hours powered aircraft (50 airplanes)
•
Minimum 100 hours PIC time (50 airplanes)
•
Minimum 50 hours PIC cross-country
•
Minimum 20 hours instruction
o
10 hours Technically Advanced Airplane (TAA) training
o
10 hours instrument training
o
One 2-hour dual cross-country
o
One 2-hour dual night cross-country
o
3 hours checkride preparation
•
Minimum 10 hours solo
o
1 cross-country at least 300NM with three landings
o
5 hours night (10 takeoff and landings)
141 Course Aeronautical Experience
• 120 hours of training in course • 55 hours of flight training from a CFI o 10 hours of instrument training o 10 hours Technically Advanced Airplane (TAA) training o One 2-hour cross country flight during daytime, consisting of one 100 NM leg o One 2-hour cross country flight during nighttime, consisting of one 100 NM leg o 3 hours of training in a single engine airplaneMaterials
The following materials will be required for your pilot training: • Cessna Commercial Pilot Course • ASA Commercial Pilot Oral Exam Guide • Current FAA Aeronautical Charts. FAR/AIM & AFD (or Foreflight Subscription)
SAVE MONEY
Save money on a Commercial Pilot Certificate with Elevation Air! Our
TAA qualified aircraft eliminate the hourly requirement for complex
aircraft time when applying for a Commercial Pilot Certificate. (FAR
61.129)
Commercial Pilot Certificate
The Commercial Pilot Certificate is required for individuals who want
to fly for compensation or hire. It is the first step to becoming a
professional pilot.
Requirements
• Be at least 18 years of age. • Be able to read, write, speak and understand English. • Be able to obtain at least a 2nd Class Medical Certificate. • Receive and log ground training from an authorized instructor. • Accumulate and log a specified amount of flight time from an authorized instructor. • Pass FAA Commercial Pilot Written Knowledge Test. • Pass an FAA Practical Test (Oral and Flight) • Add “Hold at least a Private Pilot Certificate” to the bottom
Southern Wisconsin Regional Airport
1710 W Airport Road
Janesville, WI 53546
COMMERCIAL PILOT
Career in aviation.
SAVE MONEY
Save money on a Commercial Pilot
Certificate with Elevation Air! Our TAA
qualified aircraft eliminate the hourly
requirement for complex aircraft time
when applying for a Commercial Pilot
Certificate. (FAR 61.129)
Aeronautical
Experience
FAA required 250 hours total time.
Must Include:
•
Minimum 100 hours powered aircraft (50
airplanes)
•
Minimum 100 hours PIC time (50 airplanes)
•
Minimum 50 hours PIC cross-country
•
Minimum 20 hours instruction
o
10 hours Technically Advanced Airplane
(TAA) training
o
10 hours instrument training
o
One 2-hour dual cross-country
o
One 2-hour dual night cross-country
o
3 hours checkride preparation
•
Minimum 10 hours solo
o
1 cross-country at least 300NM with
three landings
o
5 hours night (10 takeoff and landings)
141 Course
Aeronautical
Experience
• 120 hours of training in course • 55 hours of flight training from a CFI o 10 hours of instrument training o 10 hours Technically Advanced Airplane (TAA) training o One 2-hour cross country flight during daytime, consisting of one 100 NM leg o One 2-hour cross country flight during nighttime, consisting of one 100 NM leg o 3 hours of training in a single engine airplaneMaterials
The following materials will be required for your pilot training: • Cessna Commercial Pilot Course • ASA Commercial Pilot Oral Exam Guide • Current FAA Aeronautical Charts. FAR/AIM & AFD (or Foreflight Subscription)
Commercial Pilot Certificate
The Commercial Pilot Certificate is
required for individuals who want to
fly for compensation or hire. It is the
first step to becoming a professional
pilot.
Southern Wisconsin Regional Airport
1710 W Airport Road
Janesville, WI 53546
COMMERCIAL PILOT
Career in aviation.Requirements
• Be at least 18 years of age. • Be able to read, write, speak and understand English. • Be able to obtain at least a 2nd Class Medical Certificate. • Receive and log ground training from an authorized instructor. • Accumulate and log a specified amount of flight time from an authorized instructor. • Pass FAA Commercial Pilot Written Knowledge Test. • Pass an FAA Practical Test (Oral and Flight) • Add “Hold at least a Private Pilot Certificate” to the bottom
