There are not imposed age limits by the FAA (Federal Aviation Administration) except for commercial airline pilots which is 60 years of age. Commercial pilots over the age of 60 can remain on aircraft in some other role such as the flight engineer. They can also fly for a company that is not a Part 121 carrier.
As long as you're healthy enough to pass a flight physical, there's no maximum age. Lots of people take up flying after they retire. Dr. Forrest Bird, who was a great man of aviation (as well as medicine and invention), had an active certificate when he died at 94 years of age.
In the US you must be 16 to solo an airplane with a student pilot's license, and you need to be 17 to be eligible for the private pilot license.
The minimum age requirement for a private pilots license is 17. However, you are eligible to solo at age 16 and can receive training at any age.
The age is not a legal requirement for a pilot license; however you need to show enough maturity to be given the commands of an airplane. Your flight instructor will not give you authorization for a solo flight until he thinks you are a safe and responsible pilot. I've heard of a boy who got his pilot's license at 12; this is possible, but exceptional. __________________________________________________________________________________ In the United States, you have to be: 16 to get your Student Pilots Licenses (meaning you can solo) 17 to get your Private License You can fly with an Certified Flight Instructor (CFI) at any age. (I have my Private License with Instrument Rating)
The age to get a flying license is set by the FAA, not by individual states. You can get a private license to fly airplanes and helicopters when you are 17. You can solo an airplane or helicopter as a student pilot (no passengers allowed) when you're 16. Gliders have lower age limits. You can get a private license in gliders at 16 and can solo as a student pilot when you are only 14. Go for it!
With his grandfather's help, he earned his pilot's license at age 18.
You can start flight training at any age but you cannot receive your private pilot certification till 16 years old(also solo) and your ppl or private pilot license until you are 17 years of age with all requirements are met.
Assuming you are in the United States, as long as you can pass a medical (to be a private pilot, more freedom), or have a valid U.S. license (sport/recreational pilot, with a little less freedom), no age is too old to be a pilot.
There is no age requirement in the US to take flying lessons, however you must be 16 to be able to solo and receive a private pilot's license.
No, it's not true. You have to solo in an airplane to get a pilot's license, and you can't do that until you are 16. Oh yes...there's no such thing as a Pennsylvania pilot's license. All pilot's licenses come from the Federal Aviation Administration.
It is a airline transport pilot.Age-23 years
The requirements are the same everywhere in the United States, because pilot's licenses are issued by the Federal government, not the States. You have to be 17 to get a license to fly an ordinary airplane. You can become a student pilot at 16, and you can take lessons at any age as long as you're accompanied by a licensed pilot (such as a flight instructor, although any licensed pilot will do).
No, it is not necessary, however you still have to be over a certain age limit