COM: Commercial Pilot Certificate
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A commercial pilot certificate is usually the very next step after your Private Pilot certificate and the instrument rating add-on.

The FAA requires minimum flight hours (250 hours) and special flight training (in retractable gear aircraft) to to qualify to take this test.


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LEARN TO FLY: Private Pilot Course
From 'zero time' to aviator
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IFR: Instrument Rating
Add on rating
The IFR rating is an add on rating to an existing pilot certificate. It removes the 'bad weather' and low visibility restrictions from your pilot certificate.
MEL: Multiengine Rating
Twin engine add on
To be able to fly aircraft with more than one engine, you need to add a multiengine rating to your existing pilot certificate.
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