which engeenioring we have to do for becoming a pilot means which study???? please proper answer no spam....
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To become a pilot you need a bachelor's degree in aircraft operations, aviation, aeronautical engineering, or a related field. In addition, you will complete up to two months of ground training and need more than 1,500 hours of flight experience.
Licensure/Certification: Commercial pilot's license required; instrument rating certific...
Degree Field(s): Aircraft operations, aviation, aeronautical engineering, or a related f...
Degree Level: Bachelor's degree
Key Skills: Strong communication, problem-solving, and observation skills; good dep...
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so we have to choose Aeronautical engeenioring right??
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Educational Requirements
In order to begin training as an airline pilot, you’ll generally need at least 5 GCSE’s from A to C, with English and Maths included. You will also need at least two A-levels, and ideally this will include Maths and Physics. Although a University degree is not required, it is extremely useful if you are in possession of a degree in a related field such as Aviation Management or Aircraft Engineering. These courses typically provide a good introduction to the theoretical side of pilot training.
In order to begin training as an airline pilot, you’ll generally need at least 5 GCSE’s from A to C, with English and Maths included. You will also need at least two A-levels, and ideally this will include Maths and Physics. Although a University degree is not required, it is extremely useful if you are in possession of a degree in a related field such as Aviation Management or Aircraft Engineering. These courses typically provide a good introduction to the theoretical side of pilot training.
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