Inside The Life Of A Billionaire Pilot

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Welcome back, Richest fans! When someone becomes wealthy, one of the first things they do is hire or buy a private jet. After all, if you can avoid the long queues on a commercial flight, do so. With a private plane comes a private pilot, of course. But is there a difference between them and the ones that work for airlines? Well, that’s what we’re going to answer today. We’ll look at all the facts and features of a corporate pilot for the wealthy. From what their job entails, their training, and their potential salary.

Now for the spoiler paragraph. If you like surprises, we suggest you stop reading and watch the video multiple times. Firstly, we start by looking at the roles and responsibilities that a commercial private pilot has. Which includes being a cabin crew and luggage handler! We’ll then see the costs of owning a private plane. Such as the initial price and the maintenance fees. Afterwards, we’ll see how to become a private pilot. Such as the various licenses and training required to take the skies for a career. Even looking at the massive costs of flight schools in the US and abroad! We’ll then see the annual salary of corporate pilots and how that compares to airline pilots. As well as the number of flight hours both have per month. We’ll even see what it takes to ferry the US President as a pilot for Air Force One! Finally, we’ll briefly look at the most expensive unmanned aerial vehicle, also known as a drone, for civilians. The EHang 216!

Written by: Jordy McKen
Narrated by: Peter Lawrence
Edited by: Andrew Gut

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CHAPTERS:
00:00 Intro
00:33 Role Of A Private Pilot
02:31 Private Plane Costs
03:21 How To Become A Private Pilot
05:46 Private Pilot Salary”

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