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George W Bush was a National Guard pilot and as such was acredited to fly military aircraft. In military circles he would have been considered to have had a license to fly. However, military flying privileges do not automatically transfer to civilian licenses. To aquire a civilian license, a military pilot must submit himself to a equivalency exam for the type of airplane he wants to fly. For example, multi engine fixed wing IFR.
George W Bush may have had a commercial license at some point but there is no evidence that he presently holds any sort of rating on any type of aircraft. His military "license" has long since been revoked when he left the Guard to pursue a career in oil, gas, politics and making war.
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