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[...] . There are guidelines set by the FAA that explain what you have to do in order to get a private pilot license. The basic requirements for a pilot license are as follows: Medical Certificate – [...]

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[...] an unusual medical condition (even a serious one); it is still possible for you to get a private pilot license. However you then would need to an AME to discuss your options (for instance, if you are [...]

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[...] If you want to learn to fly, you have to have a FAA medical certificate. Acquiring a medical certificate is not too difficult. You do not have to get a medical certificate before you begin your [...]

[...] to get a private pilot license. The basic requirements for a pilot license are as follows: Medical Certificate – You must pass the basic medical exam that all applicants are required to undergo, [...]

[...] must be conducted by an FAA designated Aviation Medical Examiner (AME). You can ask your Flight Instructor about how to find an AME close to you, or you can call the Aerospace Medical Certification [...]

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[...] certificate before you begin your training. It is only required once you are ready to fly the airplane solo – a highlight that comes more quickly than you might think. However you may want to [...]

[...] certificate are discussed below. Age – You must be at least 16 years old to fly an airplane solo (by yourself) with a student pilot certificate, and 17 years old to get a private pilot [...]

[...] lenses if your vision isn’t great.) Your medical certificate is also your student pilot certificate that is valid for two years while you work toward a private pilot certificate. Make sure [...]

[...] – You must be at least 16 years old to fly an airplane solo (by yourself) with a student pilot certificate, and 17 years old to get a private pilot license. There is no upper age limit, provided [...]

[...] of these options include programs that certify you to become a private, commercial or airline transport pilot. These are exciting careers that can have you spending your working hours each day high [...]

[...] is required for a commercial pilot, and a first class medical is required for an airline transport pilot. It is possible for you to acquire a second or first class medical initially, but [...]

[...] . Flight simulators are a great way to keep your mind in flight mode and to sharpen your aviation skills. Student pilots who exercise their flight skills frequently using methods like flight [...]