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The age limit for cadet pilot programs varies by airline, but generally, most programs require candidates to be at least 18-21 years old. However, specific age restrictions can differ based on the airline's policies and the country’s aviation regulations.
Here are some general guidelines:
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Minimum Age:
- Most airlines require candidates to be 18 years old at the time of application, as this is the minimum age to hold a private pilot’s license (PPL) in many countries.
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Maximum Age:
- The maximum age for cadet programs is often between 26-30 years old, although this can vary. Some airlines have stricter upper age limits, while others may have more flexibility. For example, Emirates’ cadet programs might have an upper age limit of 26, while British Airways might accept candidates up to 30.
Factors that can influence age limits:
- Regulatory Requirements: Depending on the country’s aviation authority, there may be regulations related to the maximum age a pilot can start their career, typically based on how many years they have before reaching the mandatory retirement age (usually 65 years old).
- Airline-Specific Rules: Each airline sets its own age limits based on the demand for pilots and the average time it takes for cadets to progress through training and eventually become captains.
It's always best to check directly with the specific airline’s cadet program for their exact age criteria, as these can sometimes be subject to change.
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