PilotCenter.net is an online resource designed to guide aspiring pilots through the entire process of becoming a pilot, from zero experience to securing your first job in aviation. We partner with top flight schools worldwide and help trainees choose the best training options at no cost to them. Additionally, we provide personalized consultations to help you determine the best path based on your location, goals, and budget, ensuring you make informed decisions throughout your journey.

We provide a comprehensive step-by-step guide tailored to different regions (EASA for Europe, FAA for the USA, and ICAO for the rest of the world). Our service helps you find the right flight school, monitor your progress, and ensure you stay on track toward achieving your pilot career goals. Each trainee is also assigned a personal consultant who will guide you through the process, offering continuous support to ensure you meet your goal of becoming a pilot. Additionally, we negotiate the best prices with flight schools on your behalf, ensuring you receive high-quality training at the most competitive rates.

Becoming an airline pilot typically involves the following steps: Get a private pilot license (PPL) Obtain a commercial pilot license (CPL) Earn the required flight hours and experience Complete an airline transport pilot license (ATPL) Apply for airline jobs and pass airline training programs. PilotCenter.net will guide you through each of these steps based on your specific region (EASA, FAA, or ICAO).

No, our services are completely free for trainees. We work with flight schools to negotiate the best rates for your training, helping you reduce costs wherever possible. Additionally, we are working on obtaining discounts for pilot supplies, as we understand the financial effort involved in achieving your goal—PilotCenter.net was created by current airline pilots who remember the challenges of balancing costs while pursuing a career in aviation

PilotCenter.net works with a network of top-rated flight schools globally. We help you find the best school that matches your location, budget, training needs, and other specific requirements you may have. Whether you need a school that has the flexibility you require, offers online classes, or meets other criteria important to you, we’ll assist you in making the right decision and ensure a smooth application process.

FAA: The Federal Aviation Administration (USA) offers a clear, streamlined path for pilots training in the United States. EASA: The European Union Aviation Safety Agency regulates pilot training in Europe, with different requirements compared to the FAA. ICAO: The International Civil Aviation Organization sets global aviation standards, and many countries outside the USA and Europe follow these guidelines. PilotCenter.net provides a guide specific to each path, depending on where you want to train and work as a pilot.

The timeline varies based on your training path, flight school, and individual progress. Generally, it takes about 18-24 months to go from zero experience to a commercial pilot license (CPL). Additional training and gaining flight hours for airline jobs may extend the total time to 3-4 years. A clearer timeline can be provided once you discuss your personal details with our consultants, who will help create a customized plan based on your unique situation.

Yes, but it depends on the type of license you earn. For example, an FAA license is primarily recognized in the United States, while an EASA license is accepted across Europe. Some regions may require additional exams or certifications to convert your license. We can guide you through the process of converting licenses if needed.

Some flight schools offer financing options. However, be prepared to support the cost of becoming a pilot, as this has become very common in the industry. It’s an effort that most of us had to take to follow the dream of becoming a pilot.

We provide continuous support throughout your training by keeping a close eye on your progress with the flight school and identifying any patterns that might affect your pace. This allows us to intervene early, provide guidance, and help you stay focused on achieving your pilot career goals.

In Europe, once you complete your Commercial Pilot License (CPL) training, you are eligible to apply for airline jobs immediately after obtaining the necessary qualifications. However, in the USA, pilots must build 1,500 flight hours after obtaining their CPL before they can apply for regional or charter airlines. For trainees who complete their training via PilotCenter.net, we offer additional support with interview preparation, resume building, and providing letters of interest—at no additional cost—to help you secure your first job in aviation.

You do not need perfect vision, but your vision must be correctable to 20/20 with glasses or contact lenses. A medical examination will be required before starting pilot training, and PilotCenter.net can help you understand the medical requirements based on the region where you train.

Yes, many flight schools offer flexible training schedules, including part-time and weekend options. PilotCenter.net can help you find a program that fits your schedule and lifestyle.

Simply get in touch with us, and one of our consultants will take your case. We'll schedule a first call to better understand your needs and preferences. That’s all it takes from your side, and the entire process is free of charge.