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How to Have a Career as a Pilot

Watch more How to Pick a Career videos: http://www.howcast.com/videos/218086-... Pilots are stars in a demanding job providing safe passage for legions of people, but there's a lot more to advancing in this exciting career than you might guess. Step 1: Take introductory flight Take a plane ride at a small airport that will let you use the controls. This will help you decide if you like being off the ground and in control of others’ lives. Step 2: Get training and education Acquire knowledge of aircraft systems, meteorology, physiology, navigation, regulations, and air traffic control. Tip Though regional airlines do not require a four-year college degree, all major airlines do. Step 3: Meet medical requirements Meet standard medical requirements, including physicals for vision, hearing, and reflexes, as well as conventional checks for blood pressure, hernia, diabetes, neurological, and more. Step 4: Log hours and get tested Log at least 250 flight hours for a commercial pilot certificate, awarded after a written test and a 'check-ride' with a Federal Aviation Administrator. You must also pass tests for instrument, commercial aviation, multi-engine, and other ratings. Step 5: Apply for job Apply for instructor positions and positions at regional or cargo companies. Tip Both major airlines and corporate jet services pay well and offer superior benefits. Step 6: Handle the pressure Prepare for erratic and stressful schedules that may keep you away from home several days at a time. Step 7: Upgrade qualifications Accumulate flight hours, attend FAA seminars and courses, and stay abreast of developments in the field through pilot associations and other organizations. Did You Know? Atlanta is the world’s busiest airport, with an average of 2,400 flights daily.