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Earning your Commercial Pilot License (CPL) is a key stage for pilots aiming to fly professionally. Whether your goal is to become an airline pilot, cargo pilot, or work in private aviation, the CPL opens doors to a world of opportunities. At Pilot Path, our modular training system ensures that your CPL training is flexible, structured, and tailored to suit your individual needs.
Our CPL package covers the below essential components of your training:
The Commercial Pilot License (CPL) allows you to be paid for your flying skills, opening up a range of career options in aviation. Here’s why earning your CPL with Pilot Path is the key to unlocking your aviation future:
Our modular system allows you to progress at your own pace, whether you choose to spread your training over several months or fast-track it.
With Personal Engagement Managers guiding you, we ensure you’re supported at every step—from scheduling lessons to preparing for exams.
We’ll send you comprehensive info, including where to park, directions to the airport, and what to expect on the day of your flight.
Train at a top-tier facility in a Cessna 172 aircraft, preparing you for real-world commercial aviation scenarios.
While earning your Commercial Pilot License is a major accomplishment, it’s important to understand that it is not the final step before you can apply for airline jobs. Here’s what comes next:
Build Flight Hours as a Certified Flight Instructor (CFI)
Most airlines require a minimum of 1,500 hours of flight experience before you can be hired as a first officer. One of the most common ways to build these hours is by becoming a Certified Flight Instructor (CFI). This allows you to teach student pilots while logging flight hours.
Earn Your Multi-Engine Rating (MER)
For most commercial and airline jobs, you’ll also need a Multi-Engine Rating (MER), which certifies you to operate aircraft with more than one engine. This training focuses on handling multi-engine aircraft, engine-out procedures, and performance differences.
Airline Transport Pilot (ATP) License
Finally, to qualify for an airline job, you’ll need to obtain your Airline Transport Pilot (ATP) License. This is the highest level of pilot certification and qualifies you to serve as a captain or first officer with an airline.
Take the First Step Today
Do you currently hold a valid PPL and IR and are ready to start your commercial training? Contact us today to learn more about our Commercial Pilot License package and how Pilot Path can guide you every step of the way.
The Commercial Pilot License allows you to be paid for your flying skills. It’s a crucial step toward becoming a professional pilot and is required for anyone seeking to fly commercially.
The CPL can be completed in as little as 3 months or spread out over 6, 9, or 12 months depending on your personal, professional, and financial circumstances.
After earning your CPL, you’ll need to build 1,500 hours of flight experience, often by becoming a Certified Flight Instructor (CFI). You’ll also need to earn your Multi-Engine Rating (ME) for most airline jobs. An Airline Transport Pilot (ATP) License is the final step before applying for airline jobs.
You’ll be training in a Cessna 172 aircraft, a reliable, high-performance model ideal for commercial pilot training.
The cost of this training package is $31,800.
You can get started by contacting us through our website, phone, or filling out our contact form below. Our team will guide you through the enrollment process and provide all the necessary details.
At Pilot Path training, we have revolutionised the pilot flight training industry in Ireland and the UK. Since our inception we have promised to open the doors of aviation to individuals from all walks of life who’s dream has always been to become a pilot, to those wishing for a career change or to people that just want to try something new on a part time basis.
