65 Hours of CPL training; including: 35 dual with a flight instructor 5 dual night (2 x-c) 5 dual cross country since PPL 20 instrument after the PPL — 10 sim hours max 30 hours solo 25 hours general improvement/practice 5 hours night (10 t/o and landings) Within 12 months, flight test passed. Check: PTR completed: P and D for everything
In most countries, you must hold at least a Commercial Pilot License (CPL) to act as a pilot in Commercial Air Transport (CAT) operations. However, with a CPL, a pilot can only act as a Second in Command (SIC) or a co-pilot. To command or captain an aircraft in CAT operations, a pilot must hold an Airline Transport Pilot License (ATPL).
It may be a requirement for a particular flying job, as a CPL, or at any other stage of your career. However, the most common reason for wanting to build flight time is to become an airline pilot. To gain the ATPL or Air Transport Pilot's License, you need a minimum of 1,500 hours of total flight time, with 250 hours as PIC, or Pilot in Command.
500 hours as Pilot in command under supervision (PICUS) or 250 hours as Pilot in Command (PIC) or 250 hours to include a minimum of 70 hours as PIC and the remainder as PICUS. 200 hours of cross-country flight time, of which at least 100 hours should be as PIC or as PIC under supervision
How do I get a commercial pilot license (certificate)? While FAA sets minimum certification requirements for air carriers (commercial certificate with instrument rating), each airline sets its own minimum experience requirements. For example, FAA requires 250 total hours for a commercial pilot certificate.
The number of flying hours is manageable and ranges between 15 and 25 flying hours. The amount of time depends on whether you already hold an instrument rating or not. Important: In order to make your commercial pilot training as efficient as possible, you should start thinking about the later planned use of your CPL(A) at an early stage:

To qualify for your commercial pilot license, you must have logged 250 hours of flight time with 100 of those hours in powered aircraft and 50 in airplanes. Also, 100 hours must be pilot-in-command, 50 of which had to have been in an airplane.

To obtain a CPL, you must be at least 18 years old, hold a valid PPL, and have a minimum of 150 hours of flight time, including 100 hours as PIC. You must also pass a theoretical knowledge exam and a practical skills test.
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