How to become an aviator?

Have you always dreamed of flying in the air and piloting an airplane? Are you wondering how to make this dream come true? You've come to the right place! In this article, I'll explain step by step how to become an aviator.

Prerequisites to become an aviator

To become an aviator, there are a few prerequisites that must be met. First, you must have good vision and hearing acuity. You will have to pass extensive medical examinations to verify that you are fit to fly an airplane. You will also need to be in good general physical condition.

Academically, it is preferable to have a scientific baccalaureate, with good grades in mathematics and physics. These subjects will indeed be essential for your pilot training. You can also consider studying aeronautical engineering, which will give you a very solid technical background.

The different training courses to become an aviator

There are several possible paths to becoming an aviator. The most classic is to go through the air force. You can then follow military pilot training, which will allow you to obtain the necessary licenses to pilot fighter or transport planes.

You can also train in a civil flight school. These schools offer training ranging from the basic private pilot's license to the airline pilot's license, including the commercial pilot's license. These training courses are certified by diplomas recognized by civil aviation.

Regardless of the path you choose, you will have to follow a very comprehensive theoretical and practical training. You will learn in particular how aircraft work, air navigation, meteorology, flight procedures, etc. The practical training will allow you to practice flying different types of aircraft.

The different aviator professions

Once your training is complete, you will be able to practice different aviator professions. The best known is of course that of airline pilot. As an airline pilot, you will fly passenger or cargo planes on regular routes, both in France and internationally.

You can also become a business jet pilot, to transport business executives. Or a helicopter pilot, for transport, medical evacuation or rescue missions.

There are other aviator jobs, such as flight instructor, test pilot or aerobatic pilot. Each of these jobs has its own specificities and will allow you to live your passion for aviation in different ways.

Conclusion

Becoming an aviator is a dream accessible to everyone, provided you meet the prerequisites and follow complete training. Whether in the army or in civilian life, many possibilities are available to you to practice this exciting profession. Don't hesitate any longer, go for it and join the ranks of the aces of the sky!

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