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You'll learn how to fly in many different types of weather when you have to use only your instruments.
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Most pilots become CFIs so they can teach others how to fly and build hours towards airline minimums.
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As the name suggests, you'll learn to fly an airplane with more than one engine, a requirement by airlines.
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Federal regulations require airline pilots to have 1,500 hours minimum. Once you reach this, you can be hired.
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You'll need this to fly cargo and passenger airlines. Most jobs pay for you to get it once hired.