While this article comes from our Learn To Fly issue published in late 2019, and pilot hiring is on hold for the foreseeable future, it’s a great time to plan for and work towards an aviation career so that you’re poised to act when the current situation changes.
What are the Different Types of Pilot Licenses?
Key Takeaways:
- The aviation industry, despite cyclical hiring, has experienced a pilot shortage across most sectors, emphasizing the continuous need for new aviators and the importance of proactive career planning.
- Major flying career paths include airline piloting (regional, cargo, and major carriers), which offers structured schedules and competitive pay, and corporate/business aviation, providing dynamic roles and top-tier salaries with greater flexibility.
- Additional opportunities exist in aircraft charter and fractional ownership, alongside specialized roles like seaplane piloting, catering to diverse preferences for lifestyle and work environment.
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