There is probably one thing for sure that you know and that is wanting to be a pilot. You may not be sure exactly what kind of pilot or what it is going to take to become one but you are prepared to make it a reality.

First, you must be aware that your goal is achieved only by complying with what the current regulations state. You will be required to complete 45 hours flight experience. This time segment must include three error free landings and take off within 90 days of your training period. Successful accomplishment of this will enable you for passenger carrying. Every flight training school has their own curriculum, but it must adhere to the government regulations such as

-you must be 17 years of age or older
-pass the knowledge test
-be fluent in the English language
-complete 40 hours of in flight training
-be medical certified fit to fly
-pass both practical and written/oral exams
-complete 20 hours of solo flying

As we alluded to earlier, there are variations in Pilots and their training. The following is a list of variations offered by various training facilities.
a) Accelerated flight school and flight training
b) Regional airline academy
c) Alternate recurrent pilot training
D) Advanced flight training
E) Hamilton Pilot Training System
F) Professional Pilot
G) Balloon Pilot Training
H) Eurocopter Training

For the best accelerated advanced training it can be found at Accelerated flight school and training. They have certified instructors and can be found at Orlando, Kissimmee and Florida airlines.

To qualify for pilot and second in command instructions at Alternate Recurrent Pilot training affords this. Within their program, there is high altitude and international flight as well as crew resource management. Which teaches precise usage of the basic equipment.

For a school that offers job placement upon successful completion of the program is the Regional Airline Academy. Plus they have some financial assistance programs. An extensive training program for ATPL airlines transport or for helicopter pilot training the Advanced Flight Pilot Training program is highly recognized.

For comprehensive training that progresses in a logical order the best program for this would be the Hamilton Pilot Training system.

For in-depth and well-equipped training facility, the best choice would be Professional Pilot Training. The programs offer individualized training use elite equipments such as the Hawker Pilot synthetic trainers. Class size is small allowing for more individual instruction when utilizing their Competency Based training system.

To pilot a balloon requires specific instruction as well. The program offered at Balloon trainings consists of 20 hours ground training with 8 hours of flight application.

The prerequisites for eurocopter training are quite strict. To begin with, one must achieve a minimum 75% passing grade on a closed book test on helicopter limitation, to enter the program. Once accepted into the program the student along with other aspects will learn the workings of the helicopters.

Basically, all of these programs give you the opportunity to expand your basic knowledge and in some cases allow you to specialize in an area of your choice such as the balloon pilot or eurocopter training for example.