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A private pilot certificate is like a driver’s license. It allows you to fly almost anywhere in the United States and even outside the United States when you comply with regulations of the foreign country where the aircraft is operated. You can carry any number of passengers, and you can share certain operating expenses with them. 

 The instrument rating, which equips you with the exact skills needed to fly in the clouds and under conditions of reduced visibility, is the most frequent “next step” taken by private pilots seeking to advance their aeronautical education. If the private pilot certificate is the airman’s bachelor’s degree, the instrument rating is graduate school. 

Even if you don’t plan to fly for a living, working on your commercial pilot certificate can be a good idea. Like the instrument rating, the commercial hones basic flying skills.

Although it is a standard check-off for the person planning to fly for a living, the commercial certificate, is also a good way for the recreational flier to gain increased confidence and become more professional in the cockpit.

Obtaining a multi engine rating allows pilots to fly aircraft with multiple engines, commonly known as “twins”.

It is an essential requirement for those pursuing a career in aviation, but also a thrilling opportunity for those seeking a new challenge. Twin-engine airplanes typically boast greater speed and capacity compared to single-engine counterparts, making them popular for personal and business purposes.

In addition, the presence of a second engine provides added peace of mind during night-time, inclement weather, or over water and mountainous terrains.

 If you do decide that you want to fly for a living, chances are you will start out as a certified flight instructor. It’s in the cockpit of cramped trainers that most civilian-trained professional pilots pay their dues before moving on to corporate aviation, commuters, and — holy grail to many would-be professional pilots — the major airlines. 

 Continue developing your skills to the next level of instrument instruction. Open yourself to more challenging opportunities with instrument rated students.

Will allow you train ME students both as add-on rating or AMEL private/commercial certificate.