The many airports around the country and the world where you can recieve the training necessary to become an aeroplane pilot. The cost of lessons will vary from place to place. The best thing to do is go to your local telephone book and look for aeroplane flying lessons. You will find listings such as: Pilot's License course, Pilot certification, Pilot training schools, Flight training and Flight schools, these are all places to learn and be licensed as an aeroplane pilot.
Once you know where you can get lessons in your city, town or one nearby you can go visit and talk with someone who will be able to answer all your questions. You can also find training through many colleges today.
You can be trained as a private pilot, sport pilot, commercial pilot, airline transport pilot, you could even become a commercial astronaut. One of the first requirements is medical certification with first class, second class or third class status. Your overall medical condition will determine, which of these classes you would be able to acquire or if you can be medically certified in any class.
Other requirements are: You must a least 17 years old; proficient in speaking, reading and writing in the English language; obtain at least a third class medical certificate; and pass a computerized aeronautical knowledge test. Once you reach this stage you will then be admitted to 40 hours of pilot training, and 20 hours of flight time with an instructor. Then your preparation for the solo flight requirements will begin and these are hours of practice flying under different conditions. One essential requirement is perseverance!
Go to:
en.wikipedia.org and enter the words Pilot certification in the search bar for additional general information.
