How To Get Commercial Pilot License (CPL)

It starts with a dream. You are fascinated by planestraining so that you can fly the airplane by reference
and the technology, you like the uniform and youof instruments, in other words you now are licensed to
practice to speak like a pilot. If flying is truly yourfly in conditions where the visibility is below VFR
passion and you want to make your dream a reality,minimums – you now have to abide by IFR
then it is time for flight training.(instrument flight rules)
An student blog post from Flight School Blog offersCOMMERCIAL PILOT LICENSE  – (CPL) this is
the following chronological order of steps to get thatthe license that will make it legal for you to fly for hire (
coveted Commercial Pilot License.get a job flying , charge for flights)
First Flight Lesson – find a school and start lessons.Certified Flight Instructor – (CFI) with your CFI license
FAA Medical – you get your FAA approvedyou can teach others the PPL and CPL
medical checkup, and usually if it is your first FAACertified Flight Instructor Instrument – (CFII) with this
medical the doctor will also issue you a Student Pilotaddition you can teach the instrument rating
Certificate.Multi Engine Instructor – (MEI) this edition lets you
Student Pilot Certificate –  usually issued by theteach in Multi Engine Airplanes
medical examiner (see above)Airline Transport Pilot – (ATP) in order for you to
SOLO – big day, your first time that you get to flybecome a Captain for an Airline you must have your
by yourself. You must have your medical, student pilotATP license.
license and your instructors endorsement andTo achieve your CPL, you must stay on top of your
supervision when this is done.flight program with all your assignments. Responsibility
PRIVATE PILOT LICENSE – (PPL) you can notin the flight school classroom leads to responsibility as
rent a plane and fly with passengers. You can only flya pilot in the skies.
in VFR (visual flight rules)conditions (good visibility –Welcome to your new life as a future commercial pilot
by reference of the outside)– Happy Flying!
Instrument Rating – (IFR) the instrument rating is