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April 5th 13, 06:39 AM
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What is the most popular aircraft in major airlines,so i can getmy CPL with it?
You will not be flying an airliner in pilot training. You will start with basic trainers and work your way up through single-engine and then multi-engine small planes. You will also have to put in some "time-building" as an instructor before any airline will touch you. I am aware of all of these stuffs but I just want to know if you have option in your trainings which aircraft is the best for that time-building you mentioned  thanks for your answer.
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