After getting your Private Pilot License (PPL), you need to log 100 hours as Pilot in Command (PIC) before starting your Commercial Pilot License (CPL) training.
At many flight schools, this phase has no structure. Students rent planes whenever available, get little guidance, and fly just an hour or two every few weeks. Flying the same basic routes over and over leads to lost skills and extra retraining costs later.
At Global Flight Training Solutions, we change that with our Airline Compatible Roster—a organized 5-day schedule that turns your flight hours into real career preparation.
Getting your commercial license takes more than just logging time—it requires real experience, confidence in busy skies, and good daily habits. Our structured schedule ensures you arrive at your CPL training sharp, confident, and ready to fly like a captain.
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